Its adorable design and strategic flexibility have allowed it to remain relevant, capturing the hearts of both nostalgic fans and newcomers alike
The chonk has arrived
We're talking card folders, playmats and coins
I know its mana cost is absurdly high, but this card as your commander means having the ability to exile any two permanents from the field at almost any given time
Getting a +1/+1 counter rather than +1/+0 for the turn is great, and Hexproof is better than Indestructible most of the time in Pauper
Magic is not just a complex game, it is the most complex game, and accounting for that, while trying to create a clear and consistent visual presentation that facilitates fast, fun digital play, is a huge lift that requires input and effort from a ton of people