Ultimately, whether you feel positively or negatively about them, given the significant rise in the number of treasures which have been printed from 2021 onwards, it seems likely that they are here to stay
Scapeshift doesnt see an immense amount of play, only really supporting Valakut and graveyard-focused strategies
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"More often than not, we're breaking somebody's heart that they're not going to be able to retire on their card collection." But that's not always the point
Interaction versus removal has never been better, and though March of Swirling Mists is likely to be better for most decks, Slip Out the Back definitely has a place, even outside of +1/+1 counters decks
Move only after making market comparisons It is dangerous to look at only one listing and decide for high-value cards