It's been around for 16 years, and a lot of those kids who grew up on it, well, grew up
Wear Down Wear Down starts with a good effect, and giving an extra card to an opponent seems fair compared to destroying pesky artifacts or killing enchantments in pairs on the field
We havent done a deep dive in a while, so thought it could be fun to do some detective work while pondering how the new abilities could change the game
You'll search your library for the gate and put it into play, then check if you have 10 gates to win the game
"CORRECTION: While at the time of writing, the author thought that there were no Planeswalkers that also would count as a creature in your graveyard, it has since been pointed out that Grist, the Hunger TideGrist, the Hunger Tide not only counts as a creature when it's not on the battlefield, but also still counts as a planeswalker
Raiders, armies, and bandits are all represented in Hail Caesar, a white, black, and red creature token deck with a sacrificial twist