Mana Leak has always been a good card, and a potentially cheaper Mana Leak is certainly no different
Weve covered a lot of ground in the last decadetoo much to be captured by a handful of snapshotsbut I wanted to revisit the ten cards that have the capacity to stand the test of time: 2012: Deathrite Shaman We hadnt seen Ravnica since 2006s Dissension, and expectations were high
It's a synergetic cascade and smash deck with lots of smaller effects to cascade into for value, like Wall of Blossoms and Satyr Wayfinder that should always be good
Tuukka was able to remove most of my relevant board presence, and was churning out card advantage with a Library of his own
Herd Heirloom A viable mana rock that works for multi-colored creature decks, and it even offers a second ability that generates card advantage or helps kill your opponent (there are so many good creatures with at least 4 power)
7 years ago I play rampant growth because my edh deck is really casual and I had a copy on hand
