2 Magus Lucea Kane Four mana for a 1/1 creature is something that's difficult to be excited about, but Magus Kane does at least provide a counter to one of your creatures each time she goes to combat
To help balance this god-like planeswalker a bit, he does have the slightly awkward triple black mana in his casting cost, but in a committed deck, thats not that hard to hit
Product releases dont work that way and Standard is no longer essential to Magics business model
Cait Sith, Fortune Teller I love a free scry, and in the case of Cait Sith, Fortune Teller you impulse draw a card out of it
Akroma, Vision of Ixidor Animus of Predation Ankle Shanker Aragorn, Company Leader Black Widow, Double Agent Bleeding Effect Cairn Wanderer Crystalline Giant Eater of Virtue Glissa Sunslayer Glissa, Herald of Predation Glissa, the Traitor Hidden Blade Indominus Rex, Alpha Kathril, Aspect Warper Lightfoot Rogue Majestic Myriarch Master of Cruelties Nirkana Cutthroat Odric, Blood-Cursed Odric, Lunarch Marshal Onakke Catacomb Pestilent Kathari Rayami, First of the Fallen Rilsa Rael, Kingpin Seifer, Balamb Rival Selective Adaptation Skorpekh Destroyer Soulflayer Super-Adaptoid Thalia and The Gitrog Monster Thunderous Orator Tonberry Triumphant Adventurer Urborg Scavengers Wretched Bonemass Xathrid Slyblade
Magic's most-valuable card hits an absurd $3 million after 'private sale', some call shenanigans, no one knows what's real, but what's true is it was bought with bitcoin The Alpha Black Lotus is now the single most valuable card in existence