Whether this is a good thing depends on how many endless games with camping and counters youve endured
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Unbanning Jace, the Mind Sculptor and moving the Masters set focus away from Modern don't solve this problemnot by a long shotso expect bigger, more impactful changes in the next few years (like the creation of a Modern 2.0 / Fronter-like format)
That includes the gorgeous borderless Kefka, Court Mage card, shown off in the new MTG teaser trailer from PAX East, and featuring longtime Final Fantasy artist, Yoshitaka Amano
The Nightmare looks great at reanimating mid-sized creatures and it can feel like an engine just like Recurring Nightmare can, especially if youre trying to bring back creatures with powerful ETB abilities, like Grief
