Magic: The Gathering returns to gothic horror with Innistrad Remastered, and what does blue mean in gothic horror
It gives black decks a flexible answer, either shrinking a creature by 3/3 for the turn or taking three loyalty off a planeswalker
For that reason, we need to be packing our decks with targets that can affect the game at all stages
But what does a Henzie deck look like
Combine these two things togethera community that is rightly angry about the lack of good reprints thanks to Wizards printing some astoundingly bad Masters sets over the past couple of years and a community that wrongly expects Magic cards to be unrealistically cheap, so cheap that Wizards couldn't stay in business if it actually met the demandsand it's hard to see how Wizards can easily solve the fake card problem, at least easily and cheaply
Whoever becomes my Ring-bearer, and by doing so becomes a legendary creature, is not something I have to declare when people are looking to interact with my spell on the stack