Unimpressive statlines, the inability to block, and returning to the battlefield tapped are all common traits, but none of these drawbacks interfere with the primary purpose of these cards
Players shouldn't expect Ariel to bring much to the table in terms of Strength, Willpower, or Lore, but her ability to easily draw a song card and then play it for free by Exerting is certainly nothing to laugh at
with the triple-whammy of plural possession, a proper name with arbitrary vowels, and the never-looks-right word emissary. Miserere nobis
Well be back next week to talk about some of the new Commander cards released alongside the set
For raw cards being sent for grading, they should be in a semi-rigid sleeve, sandwiched between cardboard, and secured with bubble wrap to prevent any movement
A Tale for the Ages brings a good reason to play auras, and in EDH decks that care about auras or enchantments, you should give this one a try