And bouncing has a lot of flexibility as a way to survive removal or blocks, adding a useful tempo element, reloading a creature with a powerful enters-the-battlefield trigger, dealing with auras and so much more
It was a more subtle change, adding some more (non-game related) information on the bottom of the card, which received a black colored background
The most notable quality of the plane is that the sky is covered in blue cracks
I think my dislike usually comes when the card is made harder to read just for the sake of it
The Zendikar Rising precons have a lot of scope for improvement, which is great considering how fun they are right out of the box
Because it provides both recursion and board growth, Smile at Death allows grindy decks to recover effortlessly after board wipes and keep pressure on opponents throughout long games