Main Deck Staples Spells and Traps: As Noivern covered the Main Deck monsters staples, its time to cover the Spell and Trap staples of this format: Heavy Storm One of the strongest Power Spells in the format, It destroys all Spells/Traps on the field, acting (Almost) like Harpies Feather Duster
Avoid-at-All-Costs Mode: Buying and Selling Singles Raw singles are the worst thing to buy for turning a profit
These 14-card booster packs pull from a pool of over 220 cards with 60+ alts, while this set adds a new edge to Riftbound with new Legends, powerful cards, and new mechanics
Face-down creatures, a strategy nobody cares about, has three examples
Glossy Sleeves: Reflect light, which can cause glare and make it difficult to see card details from certain angles
With tiny creatures and tokens being cornerstones of white mana since the very beginning of Magic, Mentor of the Meek has been a staple card ever since it was first printed in Innistrad