I think they definitely felt stiffer at first while riffle shuffling (I've riffle shuffled a lot of cards in my life)
They can span the whole range of Magic 's planes and time periodseven some planes that technically aren't quite right anymore Each deck has five new planes, four reprint planes, and one phenomenon in it
Moon-Blessed Cleric Tutors are powerful cards, especially in singleton formats like Commander
Acidic Soil Avenger of Zendikar Bioengineered Future Blackblade Reforged Blanket of Night Bountiful Harvest Branch of Boseiju Brass's Bounty Bumi, Eclectic Earthbender Cleansing Coastline Marauders Crystalline Armor Culmination of Studies Dingus Egg Drain Power Drown in Filth Dune Chanter Dune-Brood Nephilim Earth Surge Elsewhere Flask Eluge, the Shoreless Sea Emergent Sequence Equipoise Eumidian Wastewaker Every Dream a Nightmare From the Ashes Garruk, Primal Hunter Gerrard's Verdict Gerrymandering Great Divide Guide Hazezon Tamar Herald of Leshrac Joyous Respite Knight of the Reliquary Krenko's Buzzcrusher Land Equilibrium Lightstall Inquisitor Lluwen, Imperfect Naturalist Mana Flare Mana Seism March from Velis Vel Michelangelo, On the Scene Multani, Yavimaya's Avatar Nahiri's Lithoforming Naya Obsidian Charmaw Omo, Queen of Vesuva Orcish Squatters Avatar Ore-Scale Guardian Patient Rebuilding Phabine, Boss's Confidant Power Surge Pygmy Hippo Rain of Filth Rampaging Brontodon Rumbleweed Shimmer Stench of Evil Strata Scythe Tazeem Tectonic Reformation Terraformer Tsabo's Web Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth Vision Charm Walker of the Wastes Wave of Vitriol Worm Harvest Yavimaya, Cradle of Growth Yuma, Proud Protector Zanarkand, Ancient Metropolis Zanarkand, Ancient Metropolis
This creature doesn't have trample or evasion by itself, but the fact that it grows out of control so quickly has driven this card's preorder price up to around $15
The additional falter effect to ensure only fliers can block is an underrated one
