Random other "cast lots of spells" decks like Jori En, Ruin Diver might like it too
From there, it evolved into some of the collectors being stuck in traffic, with one even canceling lunch plans in order to "make a huge purchase." Two of the edits on the Reddit thread from astrawberryandakiwi state, "Edit #4: two scalpers are currently meeting at the same location
Artist YASHIRO Nanaco designed this card to have Umbreon sitting majestically in front of what appears to be a sun, earning it the nickname "Sunbreon." It's nickname also has another origin, which we will get to in just a few entries
That combined with plenty of other low toughness creatures to make Serrated Arrows an amazing card, and often the other player would have no choice but to lose three otherwise fine creatures to the Arrows
How this works in actual gameplay is irrelevant to this post, which instead exists to explore the philosophy of the MTG color wheel, and how that philosophy is a near-enough-to-be-thought-provoking match for reality
Similarly, vintage sets like the original Base Set with iconic cards such as the original Charizard remain highly collectible