Sorin, Imperious Bloodlord Current price: $14 Another victim of card bannings, Sorin, Imperious Bloodlord would have been one of the biggest cards of this set had Rakdos Midrange not flown a little too close to the sun and gotten smacked down with a Pioneer ban
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This costs seven to play and seven to Equip, which means you really need to be cheating both ways to make it any good at all
It also usually shuts down any future copies of the card you draw and, in a worst-case scenario, limits your ability to dig deeper into your deck