This offsets that a little bit because it can come back from your graveyard, but dont underestimate how much of a pain it is that you have to keep recasting it every time
He explains that when you face them early, you can quickly lose if you can't remove your opponent's evasive creatures, while in the later stages of a match you can still lose out of nowhere when your enemy suddenly applies a massive buff to something unblockable
A deck with Hopper would have a lower curve of creatures that hit hard or have evasion, and whats especially nice about his ability is that if you overextend into a battlefield sweeper, the Clue tokens can be sacrificed to reload your hand
Creature token players rejoice
That gap has widened significantly since 2017, which is itself a finding: reprints are not just increasing in absolute terms, theyre growing as a share of what gets released each year
(People make things harder than they seem sometimes.) They need to deal with their gambling problem and ritual flipping out respectively, clean up their acts and petition for re-entry
