Or, how about this: let's say that rather than buying one of each version of each card printed in 2020, you started with Zendikar Rising and worked your way back through Magic 's history, buying one complete, non-foil set of every Standard-legal set ever printed
Promo): A1 Mew: A2 Pidgey: A3 Pidgeotto: A4 Pidgeot (GB): A5 Pidgeot (Jungle): A6 Rattata: A7 Raticate: A8 Spearow: A9 Fearow: AA Clefairy: AB Clefable: AC Jigglypuff (Promo): AD Jigglypuff (GB): AE Jigglypuff (Jungle): AF Wigglytuff: B0 Meowth (GB): B1 Meowth (Jungle): B2 Persian: B3 Farfetch'd: B4 Doduo: B5 Dodrio: B6 Lickitung: B7 Chansey: B8 Kangaskhan: B9 Tauros: BA Ditto: BB Eevee: BC Porygon: BD Snorlax: BE Dratini: BF Dragonair: C0 Legendary Dragonite: C1 Dragonite: C2 Professor Oak: C3 Imposter Professor Oak: C4 Bill: C5 Mr
Crucias, Titan of the Waves Crucias, Titan of the Waves is a nice midrange card, allowing you to convert a card you dont need into a Treasure and another card from your deck
That flexibility is why he remains one of the best black creatures MTG players build around in Commander and beyond
Even in the limited frame, my gaze was drawn towards the depth of the background without effort, the way the art allowed my gaze to follow felt easy and pleasant
