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#5: Unstable Foil Literally the newest basic lands in Magic, the Unstable foils have already rocketed themselves into contention for the last spot on the Mount Rushmore of basic land cycles
Standard, for example, warps around outliers like overtuned mythics, pushed synergies, or singularly efficient threats, crowding out metagame choices incapable of competing at that level
It's kind of like Emeria Angel, except for lifegain instead of Land drops, and it spits out much more powerful tokens
Teferi, Temporal Pilgrim $15 What I like about this card is how well it plays with a blue decks philosophy
Similarly, if Sunfrill Imitator itself is a token, copying a nontoken permanent doesn't make it stop being a token
