If this list were about Draft, this card would make a strong argument for number one
The Ice Age block (1995-1996) was the first of its kind, setting a precedent for future block-based storytelling
New Magic: The Gathering cards for classic Dungeons & Dragons characters Drizzt Do'Urden, Bruenor Battlehammer, and Lolth, the Spider Queen were unveiled by publisher Wizards of the Coast in a Drizzt-themed livestream on Thursday
Even if the added cost isnt insurmountable, the chances of you drawing tons of cards throughout a game are incredibly high
Discard payoffs like Bone Miser, Monument to Endurance can create a ton of value over a longer game, making each discard matter more
Hell, the card would be extremely problematic if it were legal in Modern or Pioneer