The Bobblehead cards, for instance, are pretty good, but having only two Bobbleheads in the deck and their main effect relying on more is a reason to cut them out
Pretty much every set in 2024 introduced a broken card for the color, leading to a slew of hyper-aggressive decks dominating in both Standard and Pioneer
Normally I find myself behind the vendor booth at these kinds of events, so just getting to hang around and mingle was a delight
Instead of drawing a card for your turn, you would choose to "dredge" cards back from the grave by putting cards from your library into your graveyard
The dragons of Tarkir have stirred, the battle horn has sounded, and the Mardu Horde is on the march once more
Many cards that hate on nonbasic lands are good sideboard pieces, but some of them can be played in the main deck depending on the metagame or how well you can break parity on their effects