So for today, I'll walk you through how to spot a "bad" card
It's widely agreed upon that the second iteration is the stronger of the two, while remaining true to the design of the original, The Infinite Gyre
Effectively when the event is going on you can enter the draft at will and be placed up against some AI that drafts with you
This works well enough by itself, but with Bello wanting some high mana value stuff anyway, it slots right in
With this, youre reinforcing whites reliance on cooperation, youre reinforcing whites need for infrastructure, and youre presenting an industrialised, repeated advantage of civilisation without just straight up copying blue
March of the Machine: The Aftermath could well be the most peculiar set Magic: The Gathering has had in recent years - and, yes, that includes all of the crossover stuff weve gotten via Universes Beyond