Out of 204 cards, just 33 are new, while 171 have been seen before
The best white-green players can tailor their play around this dynamic not just from draft to draft, but from game to game and draw to draw
Kaldra Compleat is even more alarming, demanding a massive $117 for a card thats otherwise worth just $5
Here, Rafiki is outlined with the purple color of Amethyst ink, but the whites added to the card help add the ethereal feeling that it deserves
In gameplay, these sweet-toothed sorcerers act as a utility engine for deck archiving and ink acceleration
NIM DEATHMANTLE Emerging from the high-powered Scars of Mirrodin block, Nim Deathmantle plays with one of the most underutilized kinds of reanimation: the defensive Reanimator card