To see my review, you may go to this article.
Since I don't feel well, let's go right to the cards I like to buy in the next few weeks.
1. Woodland Bellower
Opposite to most reviewers on the web , I give this card positive rating. Six mana for 6/5 and a smaller green creature is not bad. We should not limit its potential to "searching for a Deathmist" or "searching for another green 3/3" etc. As we don't exactly know what green cards will be in the upcoming sets, this card have some unpredictable potential after rotation.
2. Exquisite Firecraft
People comparing it to Char, Lightning Bolt, Flame Javelin won't agree my point: this is the best red burn in the future Standard. All previous core sets recently signified the power level of the next standard. Stop complaining and accept this card as a so-so but USABLE card.
3. Starfield of Nyx
The only cards ever in Modern that animates enchantments is worthy for us to keep a close eye on it. It may have a little chance to shine in Standard, too. In the same way as picking Woodland Bellower, we are buying the potential of getting good enchantments in the upcoming sets.
Why the following cards are not included?
It's simple: I don't understand the cards. They look fancy, all new cards with interesting ideals do. How many of them can stand the test of Standard? Not to mention becoming 4x in a popular deck? I am not saying they are bad, just unsure.
I rather like all the pain lands reprinted. People like to overreact toward reprints. As long as people play colored decks, these lands with rise by at least 50% a few months later.
Since I don't feel well, let's go right to the cards I like to buy in the next few weeks.
1. Woodland Bellower
Opposite to most reviewers on the web , I give this card positive rating. Six mana for 6/5 and a smaller green creature is not bad. We should not limit its potential to "searching for a Deathmist" or "searching for another green 3/3" etc. As we don't exactly know what green cards will be in the upcoming sets, this card have some unpredictable potential after rotation.
2. Exquisite Firecraft
People comparing it to Char, Lightning Bolt, Flame Javelin won't agree my point: this is the best red burn in the future Standard. All previous core sets recently signified the power level of the next standard. Stop complaining and accept this card as a so-so but USABLE card.
3. Starfield of Nyx
The only cards ever in Modern that animates enchantments is worthy for us to keep a close eye on it. It may have a little chance to shine in Standard, too. In the same way as picking Woodland Bellower, we are buying the potential of getting good enchantments in the upcoming sets.
Why the following cards are not included?
It's simple: I don't understand the cards. They look fancy, all new cards with interesting ideals do. How many of them can stand the test of Standard? Not to mention becoming 4x in a popular deck? I am not saying they are bad, just unsure.
I rather like all the pain lands reprinted. People like to overreact toward reprints. As long as people play colored decks, these lands with rise by at least 50% a few months later.
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