It's important to show we haven't forgotten our roots, and that in this era of Universes Beyond playing a larger role, Magic 's settings and, more importantly, the essence of what makes the game special as a property, continues to be imbued in sets
"The Historic format began as 'the place to play with all of your cards on MTG Arena'" Wizards says, "but over time has shifted into a more curated format"
This does apply to reprint sets like Double Masters, as well as combination sets like Commander Legends
Visit MTG Price at [7] Lands are especially good to hold on to
Sometimes, going against the grain and snapping up unpopular sets while theyre cheap can set you up for a future sweep
There ARE situations where you'll have to face multiple duelists in a row without your LP refilling, and come to think of it, that WAS a game mechanic in one of the other video games