As such, the increase in collectable products is good for the game as a whole, as long as the line is clearly drawn between "collectable" and "game piece." Furthermore, these sorts of collectables in booster packs tend to drive down the overall price of the regular cards, which is good because it makes the base level of the game cheaper and more accessible without costing Wizards of the Coast their profits
The honest truth is Juniper Order Rootweaver is very "meh" for the most part
Whiptongue Hydra I have regularly extolled the power of Whirlwind in the modern Commander metagame as well as multiplayer generally
However, momentum continued to drift away from purple, and it soon became clear that it wasn't going to happen
One of my favorite bits WotC pulled off in Unstable are the multiple different printings of cards with the same name
Rings of Brighthearth Forking the activation of your 'walkers for a humble two mana a pop is downright sexy-keen-cool