To hell with resale value, Magic: The Gathering is better when you bust out a permanent marker and draw on the cards Sharpie Cube is the hot new format where players deface cards to make them better
So, these are the big changes I made: I cut all artifacts that didnt offer immediate utility
I adore how the Akroan War draws attention to fibre arts as a means of storytelling, but also of creating cultural memory
Magic: the Gathering's missing tokens In modern releases of Magic: the Gathering any token card that can be created by a Magic card is printed and inserted at random in booster packs for that set
Songs of the Damned, Pitiless Plunderer, and Revel in Riches with do the same with mana, with the latter providing another win condition with enough destruction beforehand
The latest Magic: The Gathering set feels like a powerhouse overall but, with its focus on legendary creatures, its hard not to feel like its geared for Commander players especially