It invalidates any meaningful artifact or creature its opponents play, which makes it a wildly powerful control tool that also wins the game thanks to a steady stream of 3/3s
Commander games can take a lot of time to sit through, and seeing one's strategy being disrupted by wheel effects can easily make the user the main target for everyone at the table
Tales of Middle-earth Brings Back Amass for Flavor & Gameplay Convenience The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-Earth could have used more conventional creature token strategies for go-wide decks, but WotC opted for the Amass mechanic because it appeals to both LotR lore and gameplay convenience
The mildly addictive rush of opening a booster to pack to pull a rare holographic foil card, more commonly known as holo, was back
Borreload Dragon This guy is the Goyo Guardian of Yu-Gi-Oh Vrains, and boy is it better in every way
Sazh's chocobo is a big part of Sazh's story and a great metaphor for the relationship he has with his son
