This isnt always easy to define, but when I think of a graveyard strategy, Im generally referring to an archetype whose primary route to victory is severely weakened or fundamentally altered without access to the graveyard as a resource
Between powerful (and, at the time of writing, expensive) reprints, some really solid additions to the tribe like tomb Tyrant and Hordewing Skaab, and some crazy powerful entries to the format at large (heres looking at you, Eloise, Nephalia Sleuth and Drown in Dreams), it really seems like Wizards really knocked it out of the park
It seems likely Furukawa was referring to this facial recognition system though whether it makes any dent on the lucrative Pokmon card resale market remains to be seen
There are various reasons why certain sets don't make their way overseas, one of which being a demo set released in the U.S
Resistance: P
There are many cards that are not charms that are highly versatile and offer similar kinds of utility to that which allows Rakdos Charm to make Magic better