This was over a week ago and when I started writing this article, poor Hogaak wasn't received well by some parts of the Commander community
Joe Hernandez (English) An Ultimate-level Sha Wujing-themed Digimon who lived in a lake with three Gwappamon, and becomes savage and aggressive after several beads on its necklace were cracked
I love the more casual (yet still ready to unleash a flamethrower) vibes of this artwork
The point of all this is that both Innistrads brought to Standard potentially devastating graveyard mechanics and graveyard-focused cards with legitimate arguments for being the best in their Standard formats, in Snapcaster Mage and Emrakul, the Promised End
The Red Flags: The Sticker Scan: Perfectly smooth, flat rainbow shine with zero micro-texture
Anyway, it was getting to later in the game and it was clear that Devin was building up to something big