Cards like Mirkwood Bats or Goblin Bombardment let you lean into a broad group-slug plan, whittling down life totals until you can knock the table out in one big push
The Abyss ($686) The Abyss looks pretty good, but Im struggling to find anywhere that warrants such a high price
Its the most consistent MTG set weve had this year by a fair way, with each mana colour feeling fun to use in limited, a good balance of absurd cards for every kind of player and plenty of power to be found at every rarity too
With four players against one (which is technically not how youre supposed to play), I assumed the collective might of the good guys would completely nuke any advantage provided by the Archenemy scheme cards
This is consistent whether the boxes are newer than Aetherdrift with 30-packs each and with the 36-pack draft booster boxes that stores may still have on display
Cards with the mechanic allow you to gift an opponent a Food, Treasure, or creature token (the most common being a 1/1 blue Fish)