Top-down cards are where we try to translate something into Magic mechanics as flavorfully as possible, without much regard for the rest of the set
Detective's Phoenix Hailing from Modern Horizons 3, Detective's Phoenix combines a few interesting mechanics together, using bestow and collect evidence to put a unique spin on a Phoenix creature
Ghirapur Aether Grid fights Stony Silence and Lingering Souls, so it deserves a spot
The more you look at it, the more youre immersed into the scene
In various artifact-aggro decks that are overflowing with cheap artifacts like Ornithopter and Gingerbrute, it seems pretty likely that the Nettlecyst Germ token will be something like a 4/4 or 5/5 on Turn 3
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