1994: Mishra's Workshop from Antiquities It turns out that cards that cost zero mana and make three extra mana tend to be pretty broken
At every step, players must draw on their critical thinking skills to calculate the perfect strategy, predict the oncoming attack, and outwit their opponent
For Magic: The Gathering, the advent of serialized cards, a concept long perfected in the sports card industry, created an ultra-premium tier of collecting
Your card quality skyrockets as your board stabilizes
All of that is neat and fun and probably quite underwhelming to more competitive-minded players, but the thing I like most about Chatterfang is the fact that he can let you sacrifice Squirrels to give target creature +X/-X until end of turn
Try a different table, partner, and hope that its not got one of those pirate types like the tables at the last place