22, 2024 If a card has an "isn't affected by [...] effects" effect, it gains an effect, then it later loses the "isn't affected by [...] effects" effect, what happens to the effect that it gained
And some cards have protection from creatures, which is pretty much unblockableat least, similar enough to qualify for this ranking
Honey Mammoth variants have historically been among the best big creatures to ramp into
Thanks to the structure where population preparation leads to the summoning of powerful extra deck monsters, the 12th period environment is virtually treated as the culprit in standardizing the 'population count and listing general-purpose monsters'
The tribute thing was clearly made for the purpose of frognarchs, but hey, frogs have their own archtype, initially they werent an engine for monarchs, so it kinda becomes unrealistic when you put that effect on this card
Many of these answer to opponents instants