this sort of card advantage is the perfect way to reward an archetype with a variety of shall we say, Draft-level cards, and the mill synergies gives it legs to hop forward even without a dedicated frog build
The silver-border cards fell into a small grouping of categories: Cards that don't work within the black-border rules An element of "cards matter" that black border doesn't reference (flavor text, as an example) Cards that require interacting with people outside the game Cards that require a physical or vocal component Cards that reference a state external to the game (are they able to see something from their seat, for instance) Cards with some effects that just don't feel right in black border Here was the most interesting part of the exercise
Set position: 4th Anniversary booster set
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Upgrading the deck to a competitive one would entail getting an entirely new Sapphire Steel deck
You dont lose Red mana through turns, and it has card rummaging built in whenever you cast an instant or sorcery