However, most of these cards can be evaluated by comparing them to land-based ramp and mana dorks
It costs one mana and does three damage to each opponent, meaning youre regularly getting 9 damage out of it in Commander games
This isnt just to sell cards, though that was a huge part of it, but more importantly, it was just because new cards are fun and players are excited to get to use them
You'd think that being blue and black would help it not rely on attacking, but that gripe aside, this champion is exciting, even if it'll be complicated to build around protecting your attacker, supporting equipment, and holding onto combat tricks how is this a not a white card
This card also creates clue tokens, which the Avatar set will have, especially for villains, as they thematically want to locate Aang and his crew and thus need clues to find them
[14] [15] [16] James Whitbrook of Gizmodo characterized the community response as "heated" due to the aftermarket value of the banned cards and their "popularity in competitive play"