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Though it took 2 years for Modern Horizons II to cross that threshold (which Lord of the Rings was expected to surpass by the end of 2023), it was still a remarkable and, for a very long time, seemingly untouchable achievement for a set without any sort of crossover, mainstream appeal beyond Magic: The Gatherings already invested player base
Aether Inspector has Vigilance and "When Aether Inspector enters the battlefield, you get two energy counters"
You can create pretty consistent scenarios where you play a room card and unlock the other door: Victor, Valgavoth's Seneschal lets you surveil 2 while your opponents discard a card
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