The card sees some play in Standard, but it isnt breaking the format in half, but offers a fun yet interesting way to play Standard
Few color pairs in Magic: The Gathering synergize as nicely as black and green (also known as "Golgari"), especially when it comes to the graveyard
Bear in mind if you want to convert your bulk into more Magic cards, you can usually opt for store credit instead of cash, often at an increased rate
The same fate, sadly, has befallen Ultima Weapon
Oracle of Mul DayaOracle of Mul Daya (103,431 Inclusions, 6% of 1,800,702 Decks) The term "draw" is being stretched here, but the fact is that if you can play lands off the top of your library, you're effectively drawing a card
The card was legal as a four-of all the way up to April of 1995, when Standard was first invented