Whether you're opening boosters, sorting through prerelease pulls, or keeping tabs on the market for trade value, it's clear this set is drawing serious attention
It doesn't generate mana, create mana-producing tokens, or search your deck for any lands
Its a wonderfully devious mechanic that makes Sapphire/Steel feel like a ton more fun than it ever used to
Whenever Grimgrin attacks, destroy target creature defending player controls, then put a +1/+1 counter on Grimgrin
I dont expect this to get more play in Standard than Foundry of the Consuls, a card you are about to google because you dont know what it does
Thought Vessel is a decent mana rock, but the deck already has quite a few mana rocks, and having an unlimited hand size doesn't seem like it's all that useful