Meanwhile, the Sultai like to pull resources from anywhere, including their dead
The budget-friendly versions of this exact effect are dirt cheap and stack: Marauding Blight-Priest ($0.25), Epicure of Blood ($0.34), and Defiant Bloodlord ($0.39)
Redundancy is another form of resilience for your deck
So as long as development tested the Rats in high numbers to make sure it wasn't degenerate, we knew it was safe to break the rule (well, as safe as development can ever be the real world just has so many more playtesters.) Rule #4 Breaking Rules Is A Test For the Future When we do choose to break a rule, R&D tends to keep an eye on the card
Its well done and looks cool either way
It contains 3 Play Boosters, which contain cards legal in the Standard tournament format, the scene cards itself are Eternal legal only