Similarly, the distribution of tribal cards like Merfolk of the Pearl Trident (the only Merfolk in the set) relative to Lords like the Lord of Atlantis, or Goblins to Goblin King, make very little sense unless players would have access to many more copies of the commons than a 4-card cap would suggest
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Most of those intricacies come from the humble Rat token itself, and the fateful rules text This creature cant block. Not being able to use your rats as chump-blockers and only rarely as sac fodder (since your outlets are expensive, single-use bargain spells) makes them feel much closer to the decayed Zombies of Midnight Hunt than a usual creature token
Enchantment hate seems to be well-positioned (with even black getting in on the action), making this a little lower than Id usually grade it, but there are enough threats out there that tapping remains an effective answer to
But skipping Black Lotus would be a crime when compiling a list of most expensive Magic: the Gathering cards
Anti-Venom, Horrifying Healer This isnt that different from Phyrexian Vindicatorand is in some ways worsebut Im not comparing across sets here, and a creature that can tank massive monsters is always helpful
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