The ever-evolving list from Wizards of the Coast bans and restricts previously released cards, so that cards that end up becoming too powerful and give players an unfair advantage can't be used in tournaments
To show which decks were dominating the top tables, I assigned points to each deck based on its rectified number of net wins, calculated as the number of match wins minus losses, with negative values adjusted to zero
All around, it was definitely worth the money
This card is similar in build-around power to V illainous Wealth from Khans of Tarkir, a beloved card for all of us Johnny deckbuilders
Even the border on this card is Kaladesh-themed, making it the rarest and most expensive version of the mana vault outside of a Secret Lair Drop
Every experienced Magic the Gathering player knows the combat triangle of decks: combo beats aggro, aggro beats control, control beats combo, and midrange is the crazy uncle that everyone tolerates but knows he doesnt really fit in anywhere