All in all the deck is just a beatdown deck but it has some impressive early game, some very high roll draws, and it has a good chunk of late game for a deck with such a low curve and high aggression
It's not just sales records Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy crossover is breaking: the cards themselves are setting new standards for the 32-year TCG
In a fairly misinformed article on the value of Magic cards as a collectable entity, I saw this picture: Imagine that, but with all rarities and playability levels mixed together, six feet tall, and occupying a room
Eventually, Urzas Saga Block added so many broken cards games became decided almost entirely on two-card interactions that would nearly win the game on their own
For example, you could have four copies of Mickey Mouse, Wayward Sorcerer and four copies of Mickey Mouse, Brave Little Tailor if you really love the Disney mascot
Keep all Anna or Elsa cards (unless you have two 3-ink Annas) as when you get to play them, theyll always have a use