But enough about what I think
And the set's position relatively late in the Scarlet and Violet cycle gives it a sense of culmination and quality that adds to its overall appeal
From what I can tell, black hasnt been seeing a lot of play in standard recently, with Mono Green Aggro and Izzet Epiphany taking most of the top spots, but Sorin could swing that all back around
Time progressed slowly after Teferi phased the region out, but with Wrenns sacrifice they have exchanged places with the horrific world of New Phyrexia and finally resumed normalcy in the Multiverse
At a very manageable converted mana cost of two generic and one white, it's easy to repeatedly play Lae'zel onto the battlefield, even if she is answered with removal
Performance isn't something I thought would be a concern for a game like this, but the version of the game I played disappointed me