For example, a dual Ink type card that enables consistent draw support could make specific combo decks more feasible, as they could rely less on deck consuming combos like Flaversham to make more space for cards that would better support a more alternate strategy
Credit: Wizards of the Coast Shifting Woodland Marcy: Whoa, this is an insane card, really
While values change, this could be due to the viability of the card
Your opponent cant get that much card advantage if theyre drawing cards faster than they can cast them
The most obvious answer beyond that was seeing what rare or mythic rare you opened, or if you found that key uncommon or common for your deck
While its stats may be underwhelming, the fact hat Eric can quest for two lore and provide reciprocal banishment is definitely interesting