Cards for casual tables compete against every card ever printed by manseriously
Instead, it's complex in both it's appearance, and it's effects, yet not over complicated like many modern pieces in MtG
If you draw a card with miracle and want to save it in your hand or cant cast it at that time, you do not have to reveal it
To top it all off, we have the exclusive title
active during your opponent's turn, you'll be able to activate her ability, resting anything already on the board, including their leader card
Black in Theros: Beyond Death manages to take a lot of fairly generic horror tropes, like zombies and cosmic beings, and turn them into something thats both mechanically fun but also gorgeous to gaze at