The reason why Solitude is much better in Modern than in Legacy, where its largely only played in Recruiter of the Guard decks, is that the presence of Daze/Wasteland and the format being faster means its quite difficult to hardcast Solitude
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[note 3] When older cards are reprinted in new sets, however, Wizards of the Coast usually prints them with new art to make the older cards more collectible, [127] though they sometimes reuse well-received artwork if it makes sense thematically
In a dedicated artifacts deck, if Edgar, King of Figaro comes down and draws you three or four cards, its absolutely busted
While this deck is capable of winning Modern Leagues, its not consistently winning major tournaments
And that sort of testing yourself against the most powerful enemies out there is resonant in this giant snake thing