On the other hand (as I mentioned a moment ago), I don't think Wizards can reprint the fake-card problem away
Looking at a players hand is useful, as it lets you know if the coast is clear in the event that you want to play a powerful but vulnerable card
I am really really unhappy about this, tweeted Shivam Bhatt, a member of the Commander Advisory Committee
Other ideas that were too pricey for the deck include Defense of the Heart, Dust Bowl, Strip Mine, Pernicious Deed, Oblivion Stone, Expedition Map, Mirrorpool, Traverse the Ulvenwald, Attrition, and maybe Primeval Bounty
Unlike other wraths that ignore things like tokens or artifact creatures, not many people run auras, so this is more likely to be a true Plague Wind than others
We had interviewed Emiel and his colleague, Charly Traarbach , back then and inquired as to the offers that were being made at the time