NOT While reading up on the history of Magic: the Gathering , I stumbled upon an article describing a design idea that Wizards of the Coast was tinkering with for their Planar Chaos series: Purple Mana
The topsun green backs came out in 1997, but still dated 1995
There are still things that can be done to you, but it requires your opponents to bend over backwards to get to you
As more and more cards have been released into the game, the rare slot has been filled to the brim with all sorts of powerful cards, leading some to top the charts when it comes to price
This is a fairly clunky combo, but the Void Maw/Phyrexian Altar engine is great with Dreams anyway, so its not a tricky include
Screaming Nemesis (DSK) $25.10 Wizards has had a thing against lifegain decks recently, and Screaming Nemesis is the latest in this line