Experience reprints from Magic's history in the art and story of Final Fantasy Commander Decks
It's one of the best control finishers available to peasant cube, and one of the best linear combo finishers in the format
[note 1] A fifteen-card booster pack will typically contain one rare (gold), three uncommons (silver), ten commons (black), and one basic land (colored black, as commons)
For many collectors, this card hits every note: Rayquaza carries immense nostalgia and prestige from the games, and its VMAX Secret Rare was among the hardest pulls in Evolving Skies
Theres a lot of potential for this card in decks that care about card advantage in Modern, and we are just getting started
Blue will bring the ability to draw enough cards to keep going and return annoying permanents to your opponents hands, black brings with it graveyard tutors and the ability to return permanents from your graveyard to the battlefield and green gives us removal pieces to deal with some common graveyard hate effects, plus some of the heaviest hitters in the format that are worth reanimating