Its particularly handy if youve got a strategy up your sleeve that requires multiple cards to be played over multiple phases of your turn, or if youre a less experienced player like I am
The calculator evaluates synergy across 14 strategic axes: Sacrifice sacrifice outlets + death trigger payoffs +1/+1 Counters counter sources + counter synergies (proliferate, doubling) Tokens token generators + creature count payoffs (convoke, Craterhoof effects) Landfall extra land plays/fetches + landfall triggers ETB/Blink flicker effects + enter-the-battlefield triggers Graveyard mill/discard/self-mill + graveyard recursion Creature Cheat reanimation/cheat effects + expensive creatures to cheat out Spellslinger instants/sorceries + cast-trigger payoffs Artifacts artifact density + artifact synergies (affinity, metalcraft) Enchantress enchantment density + enchantment triggers (constellation) Voltron equipment/aura count + equipped/enchanted creature payoffs Stax tax/denial pieces + asymmetric cost reduction Lifegain life gain sources + life gain triggers Wheels wheel effects + discard/draw triggers For each axis, the calculator counts enablers (the cards that set up the strategy) and payoffs (the cards that benefit from the strategy)
With The Meathook Massacre already confirmed for inclusion in Innistrad Remastered, this additional Midnight Hunt card making a return would make a lot of landfall players extremely happy
Lasting value: Umbreon and Pikachu in particular continue to rise in value.
Etali, Primal Storm It feels like WotC reprints Etali, Primal Storm every year, and for good reason
