This is also sorcery so all round it tends to be worse than Thirst but it is still a solid support card for any deck requiring things to get put in the yard
So rather than a player character, we emphasized the non-player characters
Relentless Rats You could technically build an EDH deck where every creature save the commander is just Relentless Rats
But once rarity was normalized, this meant that 75% of the rares from a set would go on the Reserved List and the other 25% would be available for reprints.) The list would be updated with each new core set, so collectors and players would know which cards from previous sets would have the potential to be reprinted and which cards would not
Printed in 1993, only about 1,100 of each rare card were ever made, and very few have survived over 30 years in pristine, graded condition
When your system works smoothly, you spend more time appreciating your cards and less time searching through chaos