Some swear by the former for their crisp details, exclusive artworks and niche appeal, while others stick with the latter for easier access, higher demand and tournament play
This demon is terrifying in graveyard decks and sacrifice decks alike
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Everything Comes to Dust makes you check the entire board for creature types, but its a nice tech piece for decks focused on an atypical creature type
Ruthless Regiment Human tribal is a delicate archetype for Wizards to support in my opinion