The Reserved List solved an existential crisis back in 1996, but because it promised that the cards on the list would " never " be reprinted (and because Wizards has mostly kept this promise for 25 years), it has ended up causing problems in the decades since as we are stuck with a supply of Gaea's Cradles, Underground Seas, and Lion's Eye Diamonds befitting a game with hundreds of thousands of players for a game that now has 20 million
The flexibility here is incredible
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This is a deck that has been a winner across multiple formats
Kargan Dragonlord Eight level up counters seem like too much of a mana sink for most cards
Cyclonic Rift (8) is a commonly used removal spell as it is a very cheap cover all that has the potential to be game winning should a game go super long
