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Do what you would with Masterwork of Ingenuity and have a second copy

Ryusei, the Falling Star Ryusei, the Falling Star is one of the more menacing dragons in the set, and for good reason

Blinking Pramikon so that you can easily shift the direction of attacks provides a good way to address some of the hazards Pramikon normally brings to table politics while also opening up the ability for attacks to proceed unimpeded when casting a flicker effect that returns your creature to play at the end of a turn, adding considerable flexibility to a very inflexible effect

If your opponent is playing a proactive deck with three or more copies of a spot-removal spell, you typically want to name the spot-removal spell

The introduction of location cards adds a whole new game mechanic for players to learn, and present large changes to strategies

Most famous is the Black Lotus, considered to be the most valuable MTG card in existence - an Alpha copy of Black Lotus autographed by artist Christopher Rush sold in 2021 for over $500,000, but even standard copies can fetch tens of thousands at auction