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Since no-one knew Magic was going to be a collectible, the (estimated) 1,008 copies of Lord of the Pit from Alpha saw truly brutal play

Eventually, Tempest gave mono-red players access to one-drops the likes of which had never been seen before

Hapatra, Vizier of Poisons and Slimefoot the Stowaway play the attrition game well, but go about it in very different ways

Then again, you may be forced to do a little last-minute shopping if you risk your friend's wrath by lying about said gift

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Back way when, Wizards didn't really make sure that there were ENOUGH playable limited cards in the common slots for sets (no one was playing much limited before the inception of the Pro Tour, around the release of Ice Age ), so horribly unplayable cards like Snowfall and Balduvian Shaman glutted the common slots of packs - and commons are where most of the meat of your limited cardpool comes from