Most of all, experienced players will appreciate the novelty of the old frames on these classic cards
Forcing the opponent to discard an instant or sorcery removes an important damage spell, giving -2/-2 to a creature is likely to kill the majority of the creatures they field, and draining two life essentially undoes a spell's worth of damage
The legend rule basically states that you cannot control more than one copy of a given legendary at any time
Historically, Final Fortune effects have usually been a part of broken combos rather than backing up a fair plan, so there may end up being no payoff for Glorious End, but in the end, it is certainly a card to watch
Ive heard a lot of people saying that this shouldnt cost 8 mana, but I dont think that there is any way to justify an effect that multiplies all of your attacking creatures by the amount of opponents that you have being any cheaper than this
1-4 cards of rarity Rare of higher