They make it to the top of this list thanks to the random and chaotic nature of coin flipping
Clearly that hasn't been enough to stop the frenzy, leaving stores to take matters into their own hands
This card has a low mana value, forces each player to make a tough choice, and simply outclasses most of its brethren save for maybe Plaguecrafter
When I build an Eleven and Mike deck, Im going to build an aggressive deck where I can attack with Eleven a bunch to draw an extra card each time I attack and use Mike to protect her from removal as well as to bring back creatures with enters the battlefield effects when they die
Early on, it can trade with smaller threats, but once your opponents graveyard starts filling up, it basically turns into a 2-mana answer to anything
Instead of relying on forum chatter and gut feelings this year, I decided to put a modern tool to the test