Mirrodin was very cool and interesting, sure, but the colorless soup problem prevailed
It might seem niche, but trust me, it happens more often than youd expect, especially in a deck built around Food tokens
She has served as both heart and hammer of the Gatewatch and remains a key protagonist in the post-Phyrexian era
Auras that cost one blue and give a creature +1/+1 and the ability to draw you a card when they hit your opponent have a pretty good track record in Limited
Rather, it is randomly chosen from options that are dependent upon the currently chosen game mode
Arena is the best way to experience the Final Fantasy set as theres no worry about stock, its relatively cheaper, and there are so many different ways to play that in-person playing simply does not accommodate