I was right. A lot of twenty- and thirty-somethings are coming to a similar realization
Every LOTR card coming to MTG None of the cards we saw seem particularly powerful in Modern, and the team behind the set is stepping very carefully
Assassins with high activation costs tend to lose a lot of utility, but Kiku, Nights Flower deserves mention for being cheap to cast and a potential commander in her own right
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