Steel cards are powerful cards boasting higher attack and defense stats, while Sapphire gives players more strategic options with cards that play off each other
That is to say, there are plenty of reprints of cards which directly target your opponents, their permanents, their lands, or their spells
As future sets are released, updates to the Magic rules may cause some of this information to become outdated
The exerted character essentially acts as a guard, preventing opponents from bypassing The Wall to go after your other Locations
Teferi has summoned some of Magic's most iconic throwbacks alongside powerful new cards for a set too epic for just one timeline
I prioritize powerful five-drop and six-drop characters, but I also value cheaper characters with great stats, evasive and/or potential for card advantage