What strikes me as most wild about how underplayed it is is that Deflecting Swat is in 13% of decks, suggesting that maybe the people who upload decklists have a reasonably high income
When it or another 0 base power and toughness creature hits a player, you get to make another and add counters based on the damage dealt
While a lot of people will argue that one point of damage doesn't mean much, in decks that make good use of tempo that one point could mean the difference between a win or a loss
Ace (OP-02 Paramount War): With Ace's immense popularity and deep emotional resonance within the overarching storyline, this card briefly eclipsed Shanks upon its initial release and maintains a phenomenally high, nearly unbreakable floor price on the secondary market
It revived the printings of the Swords from WotC, with the tenth and final one getting printed in March of the Machine
Dont Worry About It Cards like Don't Worry About It that introduce the possibility to bluff in Magic can be a lot of fun