Agent of the Fates Price at Release $4 Predicted Price $1-2 Current Price $1.50 As predicted, this is a fun card that casual players adore, but its done nothing in Standard
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If your Visions of Beyond is in your opening hand instead of whatever card is beneath it, you have a worse chance to appropriately gauge your draw
Most people lean far too much towards playing one-of cards when they never, under any circumstances, want to draw two
To anchor our discussion in practical Cube design, I use a thought experiment: if we assign a supercomputer 1 a set of design goals and restrictions, and then ask it to rank every possible Cube (i.e., every possible combination of 360 Magic cards 2 ) by power level tiers, it would look something like this: There are about 10 ways to combine the ~21,000 extant Magic cards into a 360 cube more possibilities than there are atoms in the universe, by a lot
And how do we do all of this in a way that feels true to the core Magic experience
