The 1999 First Edition Shadowless holographic Charizard #4, to give it its full name, is one of the most sought-after Pokmon cards ever made
I like the mechanic, though Im skeptical if scrying really needs to become even more powerful
Maze of Ith's versatility made it at home in any deck that's goal was to shut down attacking opponent creatures, a strategy not too fondly looked upon because it encouraged pointlessly drawn-out conflicts
Scarlet & Violet and modern sets 151, Paradox Rift, Obsidian Flames, Paldea Evolved, Crown Zenith and modern alt art pulls
The big difference here is you dont control any permanents to produce mana or sacrifice at the start of a game, whereas the rules let you start with a full grip of seven cards ready to be spent immediately plus another free one each turn
We all know that some convictions we hold have to eventually accommodate the world around us, but the idea of being able to hold those convictions so strongly that they warp the world to accommodate them is an inspiring thought