I think hes right, especially when it comes to flavor and the recent Doctor Who set is a perfect example
One of the annoying parts about the deck was that the only spells that allowed me to give my opponent stuff forced me to take stuff back in exchange
This, combined with cards with Rush and Evasive, means you cant be shy about getting into a few scuffles on the board
Notable Cards: Reprints and $$ This deck is not only the most powerful, its also the most expensive when it comes to the total cost of cards in the deck
Sets for Standard have to be user-friendly - weve got no issue with that at all - but it is refreshing to see a set so confident in its players ability, as well as a degree of assumed familiarity with MTG on the whole
Throw Wide the Gates Whenever you cast a noncreature spell, you may pay X life, where X is that spell's mana value