For example, if one breaks out as a very popular card and we need to reprint an in-world version at some point. Transformers isnt the only popular IP that Magic: The Gathering has partnered with recently, most recently announcing a Warhammer 40K collection
Grumgully, the Generous looks like a simple value card at first, but it goes off with persist creatures, which return to the battlefield with a -1/-1 counter on them when they die
Maybe this doesnt matter too much whilst people are excited to try out all the new cards, but once things settle down, I expect the aggressive decks to be as good as theyve always been for the last few months, and paying them some amount of respect feels important to me
The only card I really want to cut from this list is Bounty Hunter simply because it is quite a bad card it turns out
Next week I'll finish up with the remaining deck types and we'll finally be done with all the archetypes of Modern