Since Voja often leads elfball decks, you can expect to land this on turn 3 or 4, often before your opponents can handle the unreasonable ward cost
If this sounds like you get to watch someone play MTG while you sit there and not do that, that's because it's exactly what happens
Electric Seaweed from the hard-as-nails NES game makes an appearance to strike fear into gamers of a certain age, while other cards reference the squads love of arcade machines, like High Score and, uh, Arcade Cabinet
They carry a foil treatment and an R designation in the bottom-right corner the foiling makes them immediately recognisable when sorting through pulls
Apart from Tragic Arrogance, the other risky part about playing these cards right now is that a lot of the big decks in Standard are running four copies of Dromoka's Command, which can lead to some huge blowouts
The "Filter Lands" from Shadowmoor and Eventide represents a period in Magic's history when the mana was absolutely incredible