More importantly, Sword of the Animist triggers on attack, which puts it miles ahead of the other swords
And it makes for great stories, especially if you, say, come back from having all your Plains blown up
Therefore, good drafting is all about figuring out how to make your deck consistent while maximizing your use of the powerful cards
Over the years, Wizards has toyed with many different flavors of Sagas--variable number of chapters, all kinds of effects, creatures that transform into Sagas, Sagas that transform into creatures (especially in Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty) , and even an Enchantment Land that's also a Saga
The louder those calls get, the more messages I get from players who are terrified by the uncertainty surrounding their valuable old cards
Every site has different conditioning scales, but generally speaking, cards will fall under one of these categories: Near mint Lightly played Moderately played Heavily played Damaged Near Mint Near mint is the rarest condition in which youll find a card