When the opportunity cost is that low (the real cost is playing that many basics in the first place), theres a cap on how powerful the rewards can be and how compelling the interaction points are in games that involve it
Illustrated by Joshua Hagler Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Not Legal Historic Not Legal Modern Legal Brawl Not Legal Legacy Legal Comp
It has all of the cards available in the current rotation, and, based on the three hours I had with the game, absolutely appeared to stay true to core MtG
While many of them would be interesting spaces to explore and delve into from a design perspective, they're still only filled with untapped potential (at least, at the time of writing)
Players can attack with multiple creatures at once
Considering this effect is like forcing your foe to pay taxes, there is really no better character than the money-obsessed Mr