In this case, its honestly not a huge deal
After a while, it became a staple of the tournament scene because it allows control decks to reliably kill without playing any creatures at all, turning lots of their opponents' cards useless by denying them targets
Last updated on March 11, 2026 White Sun's Twilight | Illustration by Julian Kok Joon Wen Phyrexians, the greatest threat to Magic's known Multiverse, showed their claws and teeth in Phyrexia: All Will Be One , where they had lots of weapons at their disposal
A damaged version of the DR ETB, contents should be fine
Right now I'm sitting at
The deck building rules of Magic the Gathering are pretty simple: 60 cards minimum (in most constructed formats), with up to 4 copies of each card allowed except for basic lands, which there is no limit, but it doesnt break down how to make your deck work