Turn one, Ruin Crab, turn two, Persistent Petitioners, turn three, you can play one more advisor and another crab, and then turn four you get two more Petitioners
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OR ~ Anywhoos - for reference, here's the run down of all the IDW issues along with their promo card - IDW Comics Magic: the Gathering Volume 1 Issue #1 (2/1/12) Alternate-Art Treasure Hunt Issue #2 (2/29/12) Alternate-Art Faithless Looting Issue #3 (3/28/12) Alternate-Art Feast of Blood Issue #4 (5/23/12) Alternate-Art Electrolyze IDW Comics Magic: the Gathering Volume 2 - "The Spell Thief" The Spell Thief #1 (6/27/12) Alternate-Art Arrest The Spell Thief #2 (8/8/12) Alternate-Art Consume Spirit The Spell Thief #3 (9/19/12) Alternate-Art Standstill The Spell Thief #4 (11/7/12) Alternate-Art Breath of Malfegor IDW Comics Magic: the Gathering Volume 3 - "Path of Vengeance" Path of Vengeance #1 (12/5/12) Alternate-Art Turnabout Path of Vengeance #2 (12/19/12) Alternate-Art Voidmage Husher Path of Vengeance #3 (1/30/13) Alternate-Art Ogre Arsonist Path of Vengeance #4 (2/27/13) Alternate-Art Corrupt IDW Comics Magic: the Gathering Volume 4 - "Theros" Theros #1 (10/21/13) Alternate-Art High Tide (?) Theros #2 (11/13/13) Alternate-Art Gaze of Granite (?) Theros #3 (?) Alternate-Art
The 'Standard' format was created to reduce the game's overall power (as well as entry cost) by limiting the legal cards to those from the last 4-8 sets
In formats like Commander, this can instantly swing a game in your favour
