That said, its pretty freaking wide, and it still just seems so weird that this card is legal in as many formats as it is
(Artifacts, legendaries, and Sagas are historic.) Until you have found a cause worth fighting for, you cannot know what you will sacrifice for it. Illustrated by Wangjie Li Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Not Legal Historic Not Legal Modern Legal Brawl Not Legal Legacy Legal Comp
This gives players a unique level of control over what cards they draw, effectively always giving them two options for what card they'll draw next turn
Grade: D Decayed zombie tokens are surprisingly useful
Honorable Mention: Craterhoof Behemoth Okay, I know I just talked about how these big expensive creatures are probably not worth seeing play, but I'm making an allowance for the Hoof, because it won't be played in normal decks
Players are pairing Hare Apparent with the MTG commander Baylen the Haymaker, and it's not just for the rabbit flavor