Hornet Sting The color pie is now overseen by the Council of Colors, but for many years, that task fell to me
Once a powerhouse in the competitive scene, Bitterblossom takes your life and makes it a resource, generating Faerie Rogue tokens at the beginning of your upkeep (and all for the low, low cost of one life)
Wall of Blossoms (Ext, S, Block) The highest placing true cantrip on the list, Wall of Blossoms plays defense with the best of them, without costing you a single card
Like so many other dungeon delvers, I have dozens of stories of D&D campaigns sent screaming off the rails into the void with the party discovering a Deck in some dusty treasure hoard
Or anything 5C with Morophon in it
Magic: The Gathering has been around since 1993 and in that time has evolved plenty, but as part of the game even its earliest cards still maintain some relevance