Sapphire has plenty of powerful cards already, but before the Rise of the Floodborn Disney Lorcana release date on November 16, the meta was largely dominated by decks like Steel/Amber and Ruby/Amethyst Control
Pro Tour Khans of Tarkir is coming very soon, and I will be in attendance
In Magic: The Gathering , specific rules regarding what cards are allowed in both competitive and casual play are enforced to even the playing field among the long history of its printed cards
Runic Armasaur Runic Armasaur got a lot of hype when it was released because its a true hate card for a lot of activations like fetch lands, manlands, and creatures with mana sink abilities in older formats
Many cards in this deck are pretty weak on their own, which means the opponent can easily counter if they have more powerful Character cards, particularly in the late game