The first set of MTG was released in 1993 by Richard Garfield and a few friends on a shoestring budget
Tiana, Celebrating Princess ability stops your opponents from playing actions while your hand is empty, pairing well with cards such as Cinderella, Knight in Training and The Huntsman, Reluctant Enforcer who provide ways to draw and discard cards, refining your hand to find exactly what you need
The Ward ability keeps him well-protected from cards that hurt or eliminate chosen characters, forcing opponents to fight him head-on
Its best party trick, however, is building up an army before using Akki Battle Squad to trigger a surprise combat phase, while building up modified creatures will let you drop Walking Skyscraper for nothing if you time it right
Cloud Strife (Najeela, the Blade-Blossom) Rating: 4/10 A lot of Najeela, the Blade-Blossoms power comes from its activated ability, which is wildly unusable in Limited
Normally we'd go over particularly interesting cards through the dual lenses of whether we needed the reprint (based on cost) and whether we wanted the reprint (based on popularity as per EDHREC)
