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These cards are more likely to be slabbed than sleeved up, after all

In some matchps the turn one Aether Vial is the scariest play that is most important to stop, in others the seven mana Karn Liberated, on all the various scary important spells to stop Force of Will offers you the best or near best odds on stopping it

In a control deck, the card that clears the opponent's board is the linchpin, and Akainu fills that role for Sengoku's Navy

Some cards have artwork that means theyll never get reprinted, like the incredibly suggestive Earthbind, which has been left out of anniversary sets