It may seem strange to have an entire deck archetype revolve around two cards, but you should know that ever since Collected Company was printed, all sorts of decks have used it
Conclusion Creating MTG proxy cards is a rewarding and creative process that allows players to express their individuality and enhance their gaming experiences
This includes dropping the price on Masters set packs back down to $7, reprinting more cards that are expensive because they have a lot of demand (rather than cards like Imperial Recruiter that were expensive because they were low in supply), and refocusing reprint efforts to popular formats like Modern (either by bringing back Modern Masters or by making sure that themed Masters sets are stocked with expensive Modern staples)
The Hunters Grand Abolisher as "Dual-Bladed Hunter" Archaeomancer as "Hero of Hoarfrost Reach" Grim Haruspex as "Nargacuga Stalker" Imperial Recruiter as "Bherna Huntmaster" Champion of Lambholt as "Champion of Kotoko" Each of the Hunters here is a relatively cheap mono-colored creature that really leans into each color identity
These staples ensure the deck is not only fun to play but also attractive for collectors looking for high-value reprints
It's a very confused deck, not sure if it wants to be a blink deck or a control deck
