For better or for worse, effects that scale with the number of opponents in the game seems to be the new normal for legendary creatures
Its more of a card for control and combo decks, but its a card that I would at least consider as a sideboard option for aggressive strategies
The format uses cards from Eighth Edition onwards, so there are plenty of choices and value to be found
Counterpunch As I look back at all of these great and iconic decks, archetypes, and more, it's hard to think of one that was more influential, pound for pound, than Counterpunch and its addition of Karador, Ghost Chieftain
Appearances aside, this card has catapulted from about eight dollars to where it is now, exhibiting some of the most astronomical growth in Silver Tempest
Goldspan Dragon isnt necessarily a combo with the magecraft creatures (though it can be, to some extent), but the key here is that they both want the same type of card in your deck