Treasure Hunt One thing I love about the first edition of cards added to Historic is that rather than being overpowered format staples, they tend to range from archetype staples to janky Against the Odds style enablers
Since most self-mill decks fill the graveyard to empty them later, these effects can cobble together a powerful value engine
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Being able to turn already powerful cards like Dismember or Toxic Deluge into more cards feels great because you won't be exhausting all of your resources when you remove creatures
As longstanding fans of MTGs Un- sets, the possibility of playing some cards in Eternal formats has excited us incredibly