Seven mana is expensive for any board wipe, but Khans is the type of format where you reach seven mana often, and Duneblast rewards you for your patience
Lutri, Pauper Otter's companion restriction cares about the color of a card's expansion symbol, not its rarity
Beginning of Destiny has a number of features that enable you to build a deck with semi-limited effort (organizing by type, attribute, or performing searches, etc.), but when your total number of cards begins to climb, the entire system feels like its just itching to break free of its digital constraints and move elsewhere
Coercive Recruiter: another awesome card for stealing stuff, this time for opposing creatures already on the battlefield
While it technically isn't gaining card advantage it usually feels like it does
Because Dragon Frontiers was a Delta Species set, Mew here is a Water type rather than Psychic