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Shifting Ceratops You don't see this MTG dinosaur card making the rounds much anymore, but Shifting Ceratops is an excellent, efficiently-costed creature with an ability that acts like a utility belt and can handle any situation

Turn 3 Karn might be good, but Wurmcoil Engine is almost always an embarrassment

How colour-intense a spell's cost is can be a tool to help WotC carve out draft archetypes in a set, putting pressure on certain spells so that they are less popular choices in archetypes that they aren't generally intended for

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A 3/3 for three mana with Toxic 1 is already a reasonable deal, but considering that achieving Corrupted is likely going to be a goal of many Phyrexia: All Will Be One draft decks, the upside here is tremendous