If you get it right, theres money to be made, with even outsiders to the game picking up Reserved Lists cards as part of their portfolio
Invasion of Tarkir / Defiant Thundermaw Tarkirs Invasion, aptly named Invasion of Tarkir, comes in at just two mana and deals at least two damage to any other target
Much like Valakut Exploration, it rewards you for simply playing the game
If a creature with an encoded card deals combat damage to more than one player simultaneously (perhaps because some of the combat damage was redirected), the triggered ability will trigger once for each player it deals combat damage to
Given how Wizards other juggernaut Magic: The Gathering carries with it a similar degree of perceived complexity and impenetrability as D&D, its frankly astonishing to me that they have struggled for so long to establish a similarly welcoming suite of pathway products
Once per turn you can put a card from your hand face down into the ink pool (inkwell) and by doing so you will have options to pay for higher cost cards in your deck