With Ravnica Remastered, Fallout, Modern Horizons III all scheduled for 2024, there is a lot to look forward to in the new year
Lets start by recognizing the battles range, including their in-game cost to play, also known as mana value, and the effects they provide for that cost potentially the most critical threshold to establish, since a large part of effective deck construction is maximizing the return on your mana investment at various points in a games early and late stages
This will help them to make better, more informed decisions about their own deck choice, and will help lead to more enjoyable games
Not much to say here sadly
It takes little work to get Gyre Sage tapping for 4-5 mana, which coincides with it becoming less of a dork and more of a threat
Well, this guy has "betray" right there in the name, so he's gotta get passed around the table, right, and he's really hard to kill