While players have seen many takes on "split" cards in the past - many of them worthy of Constructed consideration - Modal Double-Faced Cards challenge the age-old task of deck-building in a fundamental way
The final feature of the Luck Cleric subclass is the Divine Roulette, which allows them to cast a variety of random 9th-level spells for free once per long rest
Assume we mulligan all hands with fewer than one colored mana source or fewer than four spells. (50.4%) Were building an Old School deck that contains four Counterspell, one Mana Drain, and no other spells that cost two blue mana
Milling creatures now generating clues is a mechanic Im a big fan of though
But it does mean as new stock gets released, its more valuable open than sealed which is good
Forgotten Creation: I would almost be tempted to buff up my opponent's creatures and incapacitate them with something like Ghostly Prison [2 White (3)] Enchantment (Creatures can't attack you unless their controller pays 2 for each creature he or she controls that's attacking you.) The second ability says self-mill