After the losses of the Phyrexian Invasion, they felt that exploring and preserving history was more important than ever
But then, if you look more closely at the first and third of those abilities, you'll see that they can be used in entirely different ways, depending on whether you target your opponent's side of the board or your own
Return to Ravnica , in contrast, was us going back to a plane where fundamentally things hadn't changed, and it forced us to consider how to revisit a plane where the set is not changing its mechanical core
Secrets of Strixhaven is shaping up to be one of the most stacked Magic: The Gathering sets in recent memory not just because of flashy headliners, but because of the vast potential of the card pool across formats
The decks are fun and have a rich cultural identity behind them that make them truly unique
Magic: The Gathering senior game designer Adam Prosak says this expansion is a rare chance to visit the home plane of the story villains