Not bad, not bad at all Ammawrath: Eh, this one is ok, it Special Summons, which is indeed good, but I wouldn't run it over anything else you could potentially run Ebonivore: This actually is quite similar to Fabled Raven, but the fact that it's Dark World makes it searchable, and consider its Level 3 instead of 2 I SUPPOSE makes it less versatile, but other than that it is a solid card to get things going, much like Raven itself Fyre: Now this I dig
Radiant Charizard This is where the set starts picking up a bit for me because I think Radiant Charizard [Pokemon GO] can easily steal games
Master Warcraft Master Warcraft puts you in charge of combat for a turn: This red instant lets you take control of your opponents board and force their creatures to swing into unfavorable conditions
Gallery and List of Buyback Cards Allay Anoint Blast from the Past Brush with Death Capsize Change of Heart Clockspinning Constant Mists Corpse Dance Demonic Collusion Disturbed Burial Elvish Fury Evangelize Evincar's Justice Fanning the Flames Flowstone Flood Forbid Haze of Rage Imps' Taunt Innocuous Insect Invulnerability Lab Rats Mind Games Mind Peel Mystic Speculation Pegasus Stampede Reaping the Rewards Recruit the Worthy Reiterate Searing Touch Seething Anger Shattering Pulse Slaughter Spell Burst Sprout Swarm Verdant Touch Walk the Aeons Whim of Volrath Whispers of the Muse Worthy Cause Wurmcalling Best Buyback cards Reiterate Much like Fork, Reiterate allows you to copy an instant or sorcery, but now you can do it every turn thanks to buyback
Wizards of the Coast is kicking off 2025 in high gear, literally, with Aetherdrift, the newest set of cards for Magic: The Gathering
Curiously, the actual Pip-Boy 3000 artifact isn't nearly as expensive