The possibility that any card in Historic can be retroactively rebalanced, nerfed, or fundamentally changed at any time throws Historic deck-building into volatility, and opens the otherwise static format to unanticipated changes
And it also divides opposing resources some - In my experience, dealing with a "go-wide" and a "go-tall" strategy is a lot harder, and Kellan allows you to play both in one concise package
If theres two variants, its 1/272 chance for a specific variant
Match Ideas 9 deviations Literature Fate/Crossover: Caster of Blood/Sauron True Name: Sauron Title: The Dark Lord Other Qualifying Classes: Saber, Rider, Berserker, Lancer, and Assassin Alignment: Lawful Evil Master: Voldemort Natural Enemy: Saber of Iron, Archer of Iron, Berserk of IronSummoning Relic: One of the rings of power Parameters : Strength: C-/B+ Endurance: D/C++ Agility: D/C+ Mana: A+/A++ Luck: D/C Noble Phantasm: A++ Class Skills : Item Construction EX Sauron forged the One Ring of power and was a probably the strongest follower of Aule, the Valar smith who helped forged substances that comprised the world
Additionally, we see a continuation of perhaps my favorite cycle in Magic with more Shrines hitting the scene
As the algorithm improves and as people regrade their cards, their previous cards are unlikely to receive the same grades they had before
