Muddle the Mixture is a fair and elegant card that is the perfect card for the occasional deck but is generally to cumbersome and narrow to be preferable to things like Negate
Conspicuous Snoop made me hopeful for Goblins in Historic and gave us some great new combos to work with in Modern
Now, a barrage of upkeep triggers from Subversion and Palace Siege wont exactly lead to an engaging play experience, but they do reinforce a unique take on the archetype: slowly draining the table until one player finds themselves at a slightly lower life total than the others
Its also got flashier animations, sound effects, and boards to play on, if thats your bag, and I definitely missed the heft of a big creature slamming into a foes defender
Thats well worth the 3-mana impending cost
The copy of Lord of the Pit sold by auction house PWCC on January 19th was rated by Beckett at its highest Pristine 10 grade, making the cards condition effectively as flawless as they come