But in the majority of cases, depriving other players of the cards in their deck is a path to victory instead of defeat
To examine this, let's take a look at a similar spell: Little Man Down Sorcery Target player reveals his or her hand and discards the non-land card in their hand with the lowest converted mana cost
Argentum Armor [Cat deck]: Late game in commander I can see this being really good
However, when I look it up to double-check it seems like theres a pretty common interpretation in secular symbols where the apple is just used as a symbol for love, so I guess Kuroimoris probably just rolling with that strain of it and wasnt thinking that intensely about it
So, as much as I'd love to, I'm not asking for the return of cards that essentially say, "Your opponent can't play Magic ." The same is true of mass land destruction like Armageddon and Winter Orb, and even extremely swingy color hate cards in the vein of Choke and Pyroblast
[92] This system was revised in 2015, with the Core Set being eliminated and blocks now consisting of two sets, released semiannually