If we could exert a pressure on the Magic design teams to focus a little more on cards that make Magic a better game and reduce the value ascribed to such effects that aid that end then the whole Magic experience could be seamlessly enhanced for both casual and professional play
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Costing a whopping 10 ink, it could very well be the end of the game before youre able to get this card out on the table
As much as I want to put it in A-tier just because it's a card I can't wait to cast, for now, the right home is likely B-tier
If you do, the spell becomes an aura enchantment and gets the enchant creature ability
Older sets that have expensive staples, were exceptional draft sets, or were smaller print runs tend to see an even higher spike in costs