If you've had anything to do with video games over the past decade, you'll have probably heard about Gwent
Honorable Mentions #10: Shadowheart, Dark Justiciar Number ten on the list is all about going into the ninety-nine of so many possible decks
Seeing a great deal of play in Modern, Noble Hierarch cannot only tap for green mana like cards like Elvish Mystic, but it can also tap for white and blue mana
I wanted it to be more of a Containment Priest effect where it denied my opponent the trigger, and on top gave it to me
All Im saying is that all of this stuff goes away or is strongly diluted once Wizards of the Coast actually reprints the Power 9 and brand new players are opening Mox Jet and shrugging because the card was reprinted in three different Masters sets over a five year period
My thinking was that this would help demonstrate the correct data format for its response, as well as do diversity prompting, to push it to think about a similar card