Rhythm of the Wild Rhythm of the Wild would probably never find a home in a Modern decklist if it were being asked to play fair
This encourages players to form alliances, aid the weakest player, or determine which opponents get the least benefit.
Heres the final word on Karumonix: its just plain cheaper than any other legendary rat (technically Greasefang, Okiba Boss is also three mana, but its clearly a vehicle-tribal commander, not a rat one)
PS Platinum Secret Rare QCSE Quarter Century Secret Rare Dark Bribe X TRAP Counter When your opponent activates a Spell/Trap Card: Your opponent draws 1 card, also negate the Spell/Trap activation, and if you do, destroy it
To turn things up another notch, Hidden Fates booster packs couldnt be purchased individually
Will-o-the-Wisp This creature looks innocent, but against players that arent going all that wide it can become incredibly annoying