Its not just about saying, look what I made. Its about theory crafting, helping others develop solid plays , and sometimes just helping newcomers win a couple of games
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That card is so powerful, but they thought that adding an absolutely backbreaking drawback was enough to make such an ability balanced
Its hard to argue with a spell that can put a +1/+1 counter on your best creature and phase it out to keep it perfectly safe from all manner or removal or sweepers
Return: approximately +180% in five years -- solid but less spectacular, illustrating that not every product is a home run
Riders of the Mark is a powerful swing, and it reminds me of Thopter Assembly, sort of
