With fancy new cards catering to various formats, corrections through pre-banning, and no glaring outliers in terms of strength, Wizards of The Coast seems to have learned from the previous iteration's warping effect
The difference with silver-bordered cards is that gold-bordered cards are reprints of cards that are, or were at the time, legal for Constructed play
This huge success is, ironically, very likely the reason why Vivis price is on the decline
(Imagine the power of a Fact or Fiction...) The card advantage with this counter is pretty strong and it's not a card in theory, but one in practice
Percentage usage according to MTGTop8 would suggest that Ragavan should be higher on this list, but Orcish Bowmasters is still prevalent in the two most popular decks in the format, which puts Ragavan on shaky ground
Youll usually play Angler in aggressive decks with a self-mill component