With a history dating back to its launch in 1993, it stands to reason that there will be some Magic: The Gathering (MTG) cards that are a lot more sought after than others
Its not really frustrating to face down as the defensive deck, and pleasing to use in an aggressive deck, but compared to the rest of the set, it feels a little tacked-on and dull
While many formats will need some time with new cards to see how they hack out, for the most part, new cards in casual town and multiplayer are going up against existing cards
You need to be able to support a colorless Land, and if getting to isn't likely, it won't work, but Westvale Abbey is solid in many decks as a mana sink, and Ormendahl is a problematic threat no matter the situation
Ignite Memories Ignite Memories leans into randomness but can absolutely crush combo players or opponents holding expensive cards