ARISTOCRATS Taking tokens and cheap creatures and turning them into value is what Aristocrats decks are all about
Bringing back the foil loophole and increasing the supply of Reserved List cards through Masters sets, Secret Lairs , and other "premium" supplemental products would be a win for both Wizards and players and likely not as bad for collectors as some would like you to believe
You can kill something, a planeswalker or another player too
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You can bump those odds up to 90% by running 20 ramp cards but that also increases the risk of flooding out
In the current meta, where convoke mechanics are widespread, the difference between a 1/1 and a 3/3 can be the difference between your opponent stabilizing or falling behind