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I thought, as this is a design column, that I'd take a look at some early card designs (many years prior to Commander and Conspiracy ) that were created specifically with multiplayer in mind

Additionally, Emry possesses the immensely useful capability of reducing her own mana cost by one mana for each artifact you control

Over 12-USD cards or ones that might go up a couple of bucks

In addition to the great art, there are also some fun details elsewhere on the card, including one gag that got me to literally laugh out loud

This beautifully illustrated 1/2 Human Druid instead nets you card draw when an enchantment hits the graveyard, an unusual twist

What makes it so powerful is how well it fits into spell-heavy decks, especially those packed with cantrips, looting effects, and cheap interaction