The need to have other creatures keeps it fair, but a 2-mana vigilance creature is still a decent body, especially with that ceiling so high I can barely see it
Sonys had a lot of great exclusives over the years, and heres a handy chart: Image courtesy of data40.com My favorite bit here is Twisted Metal, even though that hasnt had a game released in 13 years
However, with the limited printing and age, a sealed box of Alpha booster packs is an extremely rare find and could go for upwards of $50,000

Abandon Reason About Face Abrade Academic Dispute Accelerate Act of Aggression Active Volcano Aggravate Aleatory Aliban's Tower Ambitious Assault Ambush Ancestors' Aid Ancient Grudge Annihilating Fire Antagonize Arcbond Artifact Blast Artillerize Audacious Swap Aura Barbs Backdraft Balduvian Rage Banners Raised Barbed Lightning Barge In Barrel Down Sokenzan Barreling Attack Bash to Bits Battle Frenzy Battle Hymn Beacon of Destruction Berserker's Frenzy Betrayer's Bargain Big Score Blades of Velis Vel Blast from the Past Blastfire Bolt Blazing Crescendo Blazing Salvo Blazing Shoal Blind Fury Blind with Anger Blindblast Blitz of the Thunder-Raptor Blood Frenzy Blood Lust Blood Oath Blooming Blast Blur of Blades Boil Boiling Blood Bolt Bend Bombard Borrowed Hostility Bottle-Cap Blast Boulderfall Brand Brawl Break Open Breath Weapon Breath of Fire Brightstone Ritual Brimstone Volley Bring Low Brute Force Brute Strength Buccaneer's Bravado Built to Smash Bulk Up Bull Rush Burn Away

The latest set to drop on MTG Arena is Innistrad: Crimson Vow, its 90th expansion
Like a lot of TCG Pocket players, I'm more in it for the collecting than the battling, and if I can't collect them all, then what's the point