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let reviews = [["Cave of the Frost Dragon", "B", "Flying on a decent body is a really big game on manlands. It\u2019s very easy to imagine a board stall or late game scenario where you finish off a weakened opponent by attacking for 3 every turn until they\u2019re dead. You can also just hold it up for their turn, and use it to block. Either way, it\u2019s kind of like having an extra spell, no investment required."], ["+2 Mace", "C-", "+2/+2 is a massive buff, making anything a big threat. It\u2019s great on fliers, but even random tokens will need answering, and obviously equipment are repeatable so this can add up to a lot of value over the course of a long game. Boros has a few equipment payoffs, but they mostly add up to stats increases on your 2 drops, with Bruenor Battlehammer being the only really substantial payoff and that\u2019s just one uncommon. As such, I doubt you\u2019re going to ever want multiples of these with such an expensive equip cost and wouldn\u2019t take it too highly. There\u2019s plenty of other equipment it\u2019s competing with anyway."], ["Arborea Pegasus", "C", "This is a solid effect on a reasonable if unexciting body, often functioning as a 2/3 flier that deals 3-4 damage. It\u2019s still nothing too exciting but I doubt you cut the first copy or two from your beatdown decks too often, and it\u2019s a good holder of equipment."], ["Blink Dog", "D+", "Phasing is a pretty weird ability to see back in standard sets, but it\u2019s pretty nice with Equipment since those phase out with the creature so you don\u2019t have to pay the equip cost again if you save the dog from removal or a trick. Equipping and buffing are the best things to do with a 1/1 double strike anyway, and I would only really be looking to play this card in a deck that can do that consistently, since both body and ability are pretty overcosted. It\u2019s nice for Blink Dog that every colour has access to equipment in this set."], ["The Book of Exalted Deeds", "C-", "This card\u2019s very hard to cast, and 3 life is a pretty awkward number to have to gain in this set. There are lots of ways to gain 1 or 2 life but it\u2019s pretty hard to gain 3, outside of Potion of Healing, some Green commons that do it and putting an Equipment on the 2 mana 2/2 Lifelink. It\u2019s a lot of work and you have to get this down before doing that work. Even after you do all that work, you kind of need to get a second Angel before you\u2019re really happy \u2013 sure, that ability might win you the game if you\u2019re playing against a Simic deck or one with all aura-based removal, but most decks will have ways to deal with the creature.All in all, I think this is way too many hoops for most decks to jump through, but this card is very powerful if you do get there, and Potion of Healing specifically is very good with it."], ["Celestial Unicorn", "C+", "Lifegain being a supported theme in Selesnya, I think this is a pretty strong card. Looking at enablers, there are enough commons in just White that this will regularly make decks in other colour combinations, and then if you happen to be Selesnya, it\u2019s pretty insane. When evaluating cards like this, you want the enablers to be good cards by themselves, and Priest of Ancient Lore is completely insane, Dawnbringer Cleric seems decent, and there are plenty of Green cards that act as repeated lifegain enablers which with time can make this really colossal. It\u2019s a bit awkward that it starts as a 3/2, since it might not be able to attack well even after you get a counter, but worth it in plenty of decks nonetheless."], ["Cleric Class", "C+", "So to evaluate class cards, we need to break down each ability individually. The first ability for one mana doesn\u2019t do very much at all \u2013 you might gain 3-4 life over the course of the game in a dedicated deck. The second ability is really strong, a turn 4 play that has a lot of potential to run away with the game if you can gain life a few times after it, but the sequencing is pretty awkward \u2013 you must play your lifegain cards after you level it up, and most of them will cost less. I expect the third mode to be something you mainly use in the late game, but it\u2019s a pretty good rate if you can get to that point since you get immediate value off the second mode and get to return your best creature. The third mode does cost 10 mana total, but being able to split it up makes it a lot more palatable \u2013 you can spend your turn 4 and 5 doing this if you want, but you probably want to wait since you won\u2019t have a great creature in your yard yet. All in all, I think this card is a pretty powerful buildaround and mana sink, but it\u2019s slow and it doesn\u2019t go well into that many decks. It\u2019s at its best in Selesnya with some of the Green enablers, but I don\u2019t think it\u2019s awful in any slower deck either. It\u2019s not a card I expect to take super highly, but when I want it then I\u2019ll take it over pretty much anything."], ["Cloister Gargoyle", "C+", "This card strikes me as a premier Venture payoff, blocking well in the early game and then being a powerful threat later on. It puts you a solid 1/4 of the way along to enabling it anyway, so you only need three more Ventures after it, and it\u2019s good friends with Ranger Hawk and Planar Ally. This isn\u2019t great in the more dedicated beatdown decks, and I expect White to go down that path a lot, but you can just run out your other 3 drops first and spend some time equipping or whatever in those decks, and then have this finish the game later on. I do expect slower White decks to still be very viable though. It\u2019s worth noting that purely defensive statlines get way worse in multiples \u2013 you probably don\u2019t want other walls with this, and multiple copies can lead to some awkward draws until they\u2019re turned on."], ["Dancing Sword", "B", "+2/+1 with an equip cost of only 1 is a really good rate, and this is kind of like a split card in that if you\u2019re running out of creatures, you can just have it become a threat by sacrificing the Equipment side of it. I expect common case will be for you to expend all your creatures that can get good attacks in with the +2/+1, and then make the flier late game or when they\u2019re on a life total, and that sounds like an extremely good deal for such a small mana investment. A major weakness of Equipment is their being bad if you\u2019re out of creatures or if you draw too many Equipment, and this is a solid way to mitigate that."], ["Dawnbringer Cleric", "C", "Modal cards gain a lot by having the option to use the best effect for your current situation, and this has a lot of decent effects. The main draw is if you get to destroy an Enchantment, of which there are more in this set than most, between Classes and common enchantment removals, which White, Black, and Blue all have. Destroying a Class after they\u2019ve levelled it up a bunch is going to feel absolutely filthy. I would give this a C+, but the failcase of a 1/3 that gains 2 is mediocre. A 1/3 gets invalidated quite quickly as the game goes on, so drawing multiples of this card will be awful for decks without plentiful lifegain payoffs, and they\u2019re very unlikely to have two Enchantments worth killing in the average game (oftentimes they won\u2019t even have one). Ultimately, I wouldn\u2019t take the first copy too highly but I\u2019d be happy to pick it up later on."], ["Delver's Torch", "D+", "Repeated venturing is really powerful since the best effects are at the end of the dungeons, and this can provide a lot of value if you\u2019re able to attack unimpeded. Unfortunately I don\u2019t think that will happen that often, since the buff is mediocre and the equip cost is very expensive. I don\u2019t think this will do enough in decks that don\u2019t have plenty of evasive creatures, and even then those decks won\u2019t usually want to pay 4 mana to do something so minor."], ["Devoted Paladin", "C-", "Here\u2019s a really nice effect, reminiscent of Dawnfeather Eagle which was a busted card in Amonkhet Remastered. This is an easy way to win a race, since Vigilance means you can get a big alpha strike in without much fear of being hit back. Still, Dawnfeather Eagle being able to fly and finish your now weakened opponent off was a big draw of the card, and you don\u2019t have room for tons of 5s, so I think this is decent but replaceable. Mostly you might have room for 1 of these, alongside your hopefully better top end."], ["Divine Smite", "F", "I straight up wouldn\u2019t play this card outside the sideboard, since it\u2019s amazing against Black decks and terrible otherwise \u2013 phasing is even worse than bounce, since they don\u2019t have to pay for the card again. If you are playing best-of-three, then look to take it reasonably highly in the latter half of the pack, but since it only hits one colour, I\u2019d still be taking many fine playables over it."], ["Dragon's Disciple", "D+", "There are way more Dragons at common and uncommon than usual, including a couple at 4 mana even, but most cost 6 or 7 so I don\u2019t expect you to have too many. A lot of the rares are also Dragons, and cheaper ones at that, so I expect some decks to have several but I still don\u2019t think this card is amazing. 2 mana 2/4 is a solid rate, but the failcase of a 2 mana 1/3 isn\u2019t great and Ward 1 doesn\u2019t really add much to your Dragons. With four dragons, you\u2019re about 63% to have one in hand on turn 2 (learn how to calculate this here), but I think four is really the maximum a normal deck will have and that\u2019s still a good proportion of games where you\u2019re playing a mediocre card."], ["Dwarfhold Champion", "C+", "This is a good aggressive 2 drop, since having 3 power means it can attack into many 3 drops and it scales well into the mid-game, since this ability makes it into a big threat alongside any Equipment. There are plenty of those available, and the ones that equip for free the first time seem especially potent with this. Some decks won\u2019t really care, but I think this is strong enough in the right deck to warrant a low C+."], ["Flumph", "D-", "Even a 0/4 defender flier would not be an exciting card, and this is an ability that usually hurts you. If you\u2019re playing this card, you\u2019re a slow deck so they probably have a lower curve than you, so they benefit more from card draw because they\u2019ll run out sooner and be able to cast more spells per turn. They also get the first opportunity to cast whatever is drawn, since it\u2019s their turn. I really don\u2019t foresee ever playing this card, unless I\u2019m truly desperate for 2 drops or I need to sideboard it in because they have a lot of fliers it stops."], ["Gloom Stalker", "D+", "This card has a pretty mediocre body, and dungeons aren\u2019t going to be trivial to complete with the shortest ones having four rungs (I would not recommend taking the Oubliette path on Tomb of Annihilation very often!) \u2013 this is very much a late game proposition. Once enabled, this attacks okay, but still not really that well unless you have ways to buff it up or grant it evasion, since 2 power just isn\u2019t that much. This is a card that would be so much better as a 3/2, and great as a 3/3."], ["Grand Master of Flowers", "B-", "This first ability is a very awkward form of removal, but it works on enough things that I think the card is pretty solid. This is a good reason to play Monk of the Open Hand in your deck, since being able to fetch them up for free is pretty powerful, but the card is mediocre so drawing them without this is going to kind of suck \u2013 still worth playing a couple though. It\u2019s not the kind of planeswalker that takes over a game with ease, but if you are able to protect it for long enough then it does just win the game (at least if they don\u2019t have aura or exile-based removal), and I think that will happen enough to be a solid pick. The ideal case is you\u2019re ahead or in a board stall when you play this, or that it\u2019s removing the main thing threatening you, but there\u2019ll certainly be some games where it\u2019s stuck in your hand for ages."], ["Guardian of Faith", "C+", "A 3/2 Flash Vigilance for 3 mana is a decent rate, and this one can save your creatures from removal. This is often worse than flickering the creature (exiling it then returning it to the battlefield) because you don\u2019t get to reuse its enter the battlefield effects, but it is good with equipment and auras, since they don\u2019t fall off. It\u2019s a bit hard to cast, and you sometimes won\u2019t be able to play it on 3."], ["Half-Elf Monk", "C", "A 1/4 Vigilance is an awful statline for a 4-drop, but this is a powerful ability. It\u2019s cute since you can sometimes sneak some damage through by attacking with it first and then tapping something in combat. It blocks well, but you can\u2019t both block and tap something down, so this does strike me as a pretty awkward card all-round. Still, tappers are great \u2013 it\u2019s repeatable removal in the late game, the ability isn\u2019t too expensive, and I think it\u2019ll be fine in some slower decks, maybe lifegain decks. Beatdown decks will want to stay far away, unless they really have no other ways to get attackers through. It\u2019s a reasonable target for equipment too, since Vigilance is very good on big creatures."], ["Icingdeath, Frost Tyrant", "A-", "This card is a bomb, since it has an amazing body and gives you an insane equipment when it dies. You do need to be attacking to get the most value out of it, since the tap ability only works on the offense and the body isn\u2019t great at blocking, but just trading off and being an Equipment up is a fine place to be as well. It\u2019s a bit weak against aura-based removal, and this set does have plenty of it."], ["Ingenious Smith", "C+", "There\u2019s really a lot of equipment in the set, and this card is insane if you do manage to spike an equipment or other artifact off its first ability. Even if you don\u2019t, Black and Red have a ton of treasure generators, all of which buff this card and some of which are repeatable so I think it\u2019ll be really good in some decks and awful in others. I\u2019d take it pretty highly and be very willing to cut it if I don\u2019t have at least 5-7 artifacts or treasure generators (artifacts and repeatable sources being better, so you need fewer)."], ["Keen-Eared Sentry", "D", "I think this is pretty close to just a vanilla 2/1 for 2. Sure, sometimes you\u2019ll stop them discarding you or burning you out, and maybe in 1 in 10 games you\u2019ll hinder them because they won\u2019t be able to venture twice, but being able to venture once is almost always enough. Play this if you desperately need 2 drops, and otherwise stay far away."], ["Loyal Warhound", "C+", "This is an excellent card to play on the draw on turn 3, since it\u2019s fantastic value at that point. I would be happy to play it in any deck just for that opportunity, and the failcase of a 3/1 Vigilance for 2 isn\u2019t too bad. Vigilance isn\u2019t super useful on low toughness creatures, but it is once you equip them!"], ["Minimus Containment", "C+", "This is reasonably efficient removal, but will be really awkward to use early \u2013 ramping them up to a big thing and fixing their colours can really come back to bite you, especially since Black and Red have some synergies surrounding Treasure tokens. It\u2019s also a little expensive for what you get, preventing you from double spelling. Still, at least it sacrifices if they use it so they can\u2019t leave it around to eventually draw enchantment removal. It\u2019s still reasonable removal, since the drawback becomes less and less relevant as the game goes on, but I am expecting White to be pretty aggressive and hence want to use it early. Still, I don\u2019t think many White decks will cut it \u2013 usually you\u2019ll have to be Black or Red and have plenty of better removal at that point."], ["Monk of the Open Hand", "D", "It takes a lot of work to even make this card a 2/2, and it will never scale well with the game. If you\u2019re really aggressive and low curve then maybe, but the majority of decks won\u2019t want this \u2013 it\u2019s not even good to equip."], ["Moon-Blessed Cleric", "C", "This card\u2019s understatted and it doesn\u2019t actually provide card advantage, but it provides some nice flexibility since you can get removal with it or your nice Class card, or sometimes even some insane rare enchantment (in which case you\u2019ll take it a lot higher than C). Still, it\u2019s just fine, not something you should take too highly until you have the really good hits."], ["Nadaar, Selfless Paladin", "B+", "This card is nuts, gamewinning once you enable it and generating you a ton of value before that point. It\u2019s very easy to finish a dungeon if you\u2019re able to get attacks in with this, but you can just leave it in play and make your removal spells/other venture cards into absurd draws if you can\u2019t, and it always gets at least 1/4 of the way to enabling itself."], ["Oswald Fiddlebender", "C", "In a lot of decks, this is just going to be a 2 mana 2/2. If you have treasure generation and any 1 drop artifact to get, it starts to get much more exciting, or if you can sacrifice stuff like Potion of Healing to tutor your Equipment out, or just sacrifice those Equipment to get better ones. I think it\u2019s hard to actually get value off it, but it\u2019ll be very interesting in some decks."], ["Paladin Class", "A-", "This Class enchantment strikes me as a lower end bomb. The first mode again doesn\u2019t do very much, but the second mode is where you get a ton of value since Glorious Anthem is fantastic in Limited, even for 4 mana. I expect the common case to be you get a bunch of creatures out then level it up and immediately attack for tons of damage. The third mode is powerful even if you only have one or two good creatures; it\u2019s a gamewinning late game mana sink and will often even be good on turn 5."], ["Paladin's Shield", "D", "This is a very mediocre trick combined with a very mediocre stats buff. In the circumstances where you are able to kill a creature with it and then have the Equipment lying around, it\u2019s pretty good value, but your creature already has to be trading for that to happen and that just doesn\u2019t happen nearly often enough. Even with cards like Dwarfhold Champion, spending two cards to make a 3/5 doesn\u2019t exactly fill me with joy, so maybe you play it with Bruenor Battlehammer or if you\u2019re really desperate for equipment synergies, but I\u2019m not into it."], ["Planar Ally", "C+", "I\u2019m quite fond of this card, since it has a reasonable statline and generates a lot of value over the course of the game \u2013 this is one of the few Venture cards where getting repeated triggers isn\u2019t at all unlikely. I foresee it fitting well into all sorts of decks, since the Dungeons have a vast and varied range of effects so it can chip away for some extra damage when it needs to, make some Goblin tokens, scry, or even draw some cards. Still, you still don\u2019t want too many 5s and it\u2019s pretty bad when you\u2019re behind on board."], ["Plate Armor", "B", "Now, this is an Equipment I won\u2019t be passing very often. +3/+3 is a gigantic buff, which will make any creature one of the best things on the board, and equip 3 is a very reasonable rate for that even if you don\u2019t have other Equipments. Ward 1 is some nice gravy, and can certainly have a big impact if they\u2019re relying on expensive removal or trying to double spell. It does combine well with other Equipment too, since sometimes you\u2019ll just be able to go full voltron and make every creature into a bomb, but drawing too many Equipment and too few creatures can be gamelosing. Don\u2019t use this as an excuse to put too many in \u2013 you basically never want to play more than 3-4 unless they make creatures themselves."], ["Portable Hole", "C", "This kind of card tends to be overrated. Mana value 2 or less is normally pretty unexciting against creatures, since your opponent sometimes won\u2019t have a 2 drop play or not ones that are worth killing e.g. ones that already got value from an enter the battlefield effect. Compare to Shock, which often kills some proportion of 3 and 4 drops and still does something against bigger creatures. The saving grace for this card is that it hits nonland permanents, including every Class, a bunch of equipment, and some stuff like Bag of Holding, so there are more targets in the set for it than usual, but in some matchups, it will be really weak."], ["Potion of Healing", "D", "This is pretty comparable to Revitalize, but it has the upside that you can draw the card early on and then leave it in play until you need it. Revitalize is pretty mediocre in Limited, and this is a card you need a bunch of synergy with, whether that\u2019s plenty of lifegain payoffs, ways to flicker it, ways to sacrifice it for value\u2026 it does enough in some decks, but you shouldn\u2019t play it unless you have a good reason. There isn\u2019t much direct artifact synergy outside of rares and mythics, but this is good with a surprising number of them, like Teleportation Circle, Oswald Fiddlebender, and The Blackstaff of Waterdeep."], ["Priest of Ancient Lore", "B", "If this weren\u2019t White\u2019s best common, it would be a shock, since it\u2019s an incredibly easy 2 for 1 and a free way to enable your lifegain synergies. Being able to trade for their 2 drop, or even double block, and not lose a card is fantastic and this is good at any point, early or late. It\u2019s not quite as good as busted card Sarulf\u2019s Packmate from Kaldheim, since this statline isn\u2019t great without buffs, but there are lots of Equipment running around to help it along."], ["Rally Maneuver", "C", "This card has a lot of potential upside and it is a very pushed combat trick. In some scenarios, it will be absolutely gamewinning, killing two creatures and gaining you a bunch of life, but that\u2019s really very rare and it\u2019s expensive enough that it\u2019s quite hard to hold up for the right time. It\u2019s not easy to get the exact scenario where two of your creatures are attacking and being blocked, or vice versa, and this kind of card has the tendency to rot in your hand while you wait for the right circumstance which may not come. I\u2019d recommend just collecting a solid 1 for 1 and gaining some life when the opportunity presents itself when you play this card. Remember that you can\u2019t target the same creature with both modes, which matters a lot \u2013 you can\u2019t gain any life if you only have one creature, and usually it means you can only pick your best creature for one of the options."], ["Ranger's Hawk", "D+", "This card is an okay thing to equip and does something in the late game, but it doesn\u2019t do either thing particularly well \u2013 you would much rather be equipping creatures that are decent by themselves, since that gives you a lot more game in situations where you don\u2019t draw your Equipment or when there\u2019s something better to equip, and a 1/1 flier just doesn\u2019t do enough in most games. The late game mana sink does help a lot, but having to tap two creatures to do it at sorcery speed is rough unless you\u2019re ahead or in a board stall. Still, I think it will happen and be okay often enough that I consider this okay filler, and it does get better if you do have a lot of Equipment or other Venture cards so you\u2019re getting good value immediately."], ["Steadfast Paladin", "C+", "I expect beatdown decks to be quite strong in this set, especially when you\u2019re playing other White decks, so this is pretty desirable to begin with. Then you factor in all the Equipment running around, and this can just run away with some games. Getting a big life advantage makes your opponents\u2019 evasive creatures much worse, and gives you a lot more time to draw into stuff/threaten more aggressive attacks. This is good in slow and fast White decks alike, just a premium 2 drop."], ["Teleportation Circle", "B-", "The whole joke with this card is that you use it with enter the battlefield (ETB) abilities to generate repeatable value, and it\u2019s very good with cards Potion of Healing or Priest of Ancient Lore, and decent with ETB venture effects like Cloister Gargoyle or Veteran Dungeoneer, all of which are in White. When you factor in cards from other colours, I think this can be a very powerful buildaround if you pick it up early. Bouncing stuff every turn with Air-Cult Elemental or repeatedly destroying creatures with Black Dragon can come up, and the failcase if you don\u2019t draw an ETB effect is you can sometimes use it to knock a debilitating aura off one of your creatures, of which this set has more than usual. Remember that it also untaps the creature, effectively granting it Vigilance. I wouldn\u2019t play this card with fewer than four or five good enter the battlefield abilities to recur (remember that if they\u2019re just gaining a few life, that\u2019s not good enough unless you also have plentiful lifegain payoffs), but I think it\u2019s very powerful once you hit that. The faster the set, the worse this card is, and I do expect some beatdown decks to be good, so we\u2019ll see how that pans out."], ["Veteran Dungeoneer", "C", "This is quite deck-dependent, since it\u2019s pretty bad if you have very few ways to Venture and actively good if you have a bunch of other ways. Venture in general gets much better the more you have, but especially 1-shots that come out in the later game, like this one. 3/4 is a pretty bad statline for beatdown decks, so you probably want to stay away unless you have lots of Venture in those."], ["White Dragon", "B-", "Well, dragons remain good in Limited. This one combines an excellent body that will demand an answer in short order with the Frost Trickster ability, allowing you two attacks through a big creature or staving off one of its attacks, and that\u2019s a fantastic rate. It\u2019s still just a B- since there are other Dragons flying around, some with even more powerful abilities, but if you do happen to be playing some copies of Dragon\u2019s Disciple or Dragon\u2019s Fire then it does get a little better."], ["You Hear Something on Watch", "C+", "This is a pretty solid card whether you\u2019re attacking or blocking. You almost always want to use the 5 damage mode but if you\u2019re going for lethal damage or can turn a trade into eating a creature with the +1/+1 then it\u2019s very good, and it\u2019s efficient in either circumstance. I don\u2019t think you want too many of these, and they do get worse if you\u2019re aggressive but not a go-wide sort of deck \u2013 since they won\u2019t be attacking as much and you won\u2019t have many creatures to buff. I expect aggro decks this set to mostly be going tall rather than wide, so that will be pretty common case. I think it still narrowly makes C+ nonetheless, but I wouldn\u2019t take the second copy as highly since this is definitely the sort of card that can get stuck in your hand."], ["You're Ambushed on the Road", "D", "Both modes on this card are weak and situational \u2013 bouncing your creature is card disadvantage unless it\u2019s in response to a removal spell or if the card has an especially good enter the battlefield (ETB) effect, and the trick mode only has an effect in very specific scenarios. Even with the flexibility of both modes, I don\u2019t think this card is good in nearly enough scenarios that I\u2019ll be happy to play it."],
["Hall of Storm Giants", "B-", "This is a manland that only has an effect once you reach 7 mana, but it\u2019s powerful and will force them to play in a very awkward way. Ward 3 is a lot, even in the late game, and sometimes they straight up won\u2019t be able to cast removal spells. Threat of activation is fantastic here, since if they have a bunch of mana up then you can just play other stuff and pass the turn back, and they\u2019ll have to waste their mana or remove something other than the giant. Additionally, they\u2019ll often have to leave a chump blocker back whether you activate or not. Again, free spells are amazing and the investment is only one pick in your draft!"], ["Aberrant Mind Sorcerer", "B-", "This isn\u2019t a set with nearly as many spells as Strixhaven, and I foresee even some Blue decks struggling to have lots since a lot of their removal is aura-based. Nonetheless this is a powerful enough effect that I\u2019m happy to take this card highly, since a fine defensive body with 55% to draw a card and 45% to vastly improve your next draw means you\u2019re getting a great deal either way."], ["Air-Cult Elemental", "B-", "I think this is a 6 drop a lot of people will underrate, but I\u2019m very into it. This statline is very good on both offense and defense, stops enemy fliers in their tracks, and bouncing something is amazing when attached to a good body. This card will often stabilise you instantly on turn 6, and can be absolutely crushing if it bounces an equipped creature (especially since most equipment in the set has a high equip cost) or a token. If your opponent is going down the Tomb of Annihilation dungeon route, consider saving this card to counter the 4/4 deathtouch token they\u2019ll eventually get."], ["Arcane Investigator", "C-", "This is a pretty good late game mana sink, but there are enough ping effects and ways to punish 1 toughness that I think it\u2019s worse than it looks. It\u2019s an okay 2 drop when you don\u2019t have better options, but it\u2019s not something I\u2019d be looking to prioritise. One problem is that access to dungeons means that pretty much every deck can summon 1/1 tokens at some point in the game, which this can\u2019t block. 6 to activate is really a lot, but it does get better if you have other instants to hold up. I expect beatdown decks to be quite strong, with the abundance of good equipment and lots of 2 drops that attack well, and this card is absolute garbage against those. If you have a few of these, consider shaving 6 drops and other late game to shore up your early game. You still need some high impact cards, but if you have expensive mana sinks then it\u2019s fine to have one or two less."], ["Bar the Gate", "C-", "3 mana counterspells tend to play pretty badly in Draft, but venturing is a lot of value to add onto this one, and it does seem as though AFR has way more instants than normal, including a bunch of ways to draw cards like Contact Other Plane. It\u2019s still not that exciting and most decks won\u2019t want more than one. It only hits creatures, which makes it a lot worse and means if your opponent suspiciously leaves mana up on turn 3 in Blue and you have a noncreature to play, you should strongly consider trying to make them waste that mana."], ["The Blackstaff of Waterdeep", "D-", "This is theoretically great the right deck if you happen to have enough nontoken artifacts, alongside stuff like Potion of Healing perhaps, but there aren\u2019t that many of those that don\u2019t cost you a card \u2013 it\u2019s not great if they do, since you\u2019re also spending a card on this so it\u2019s sort of like an aura. It is repeatable so to get enough value, you need to be able to use this ability several times, or have enough of those disposable artifacts, which seems really hard to do when it specifies nontoken. It is good with stuff like Silver Raven (which keeps the flying), but I really don\u2019t want to be playing bad cards like that if this is your only big payoff for doing so \u2013 you\u2019ll lose plenty of games to just not drawing this card at that point. This is the sort of buildaround where I want to pick it up in pack 3 when I already have the deck, but really that\u2019s going to be very rare \u2013 ideally you have at least 3 or 4 disposable artifacts and then a few others, which is a really high bar. Maybe if you\u2019re in specifically the Azorius Ingenious Smith deck."], ["Blue Dragon", "C-", "This dragon kind of reads \u201cyour opponent skips their next attack step\u201d, and sometimes you get to push a bunch of damage through yourself. This is combined with a body that demands an answer, but even all that is not enough to make for a really exciting 7 drop. It\u2019s decent but somewhat overshadowed by other late game and other dragons."], ["Charmed Sleep", "C+", "This is your bread and butter removal aura, you\u2019re happy to take it pretty highly, but it\u2019s quite hard to cast and just an okay rate. Nevertheless, it\u2019ll be one of the best Blue commons practically by default \u2013 this is a colour that tends to be quite removal-starved. When you pair Blue with Black or Red, you might not care that much about it though."], ["Clever Conjurer", "C+", "I\u2019m quite fond of this card, because its chief use is ramp which I love in Limited, especially in a set with lots of good 5 and 6 drops like this one. This is also a solid way to squeeze extra value out of cards with tap abilities like Half-Elf Monk and Ranger\u2019s Hawk, and giving your biggest thing Vigilance in a pinch will definitely come up too. This card does get worse in multiples, as with most ramp effects. Don\u2019t forget that this can only untap stuff at sorcery speed \u2013 that does hurt a bit."], ["Contact Other Plane", "C", "Behold the Multiverse was a great Limited card, and this is a lot worse, but 55% to be that without Foretell is good enough when the failcase is still okay \u2013 4 mana draw two isn\u2019t good, but it\u2019s not awful either. Card draw in Limited is a fantastic way to break parity in the late game, because both players almost always end up running out of cards over the course of a Limited game. Keeping the cards flowing is also a fantastic way to make sure you hit all your land drops for those big dragons. Board more of these in in slower matchups in best-of-three, play pretty much every copy you have in Sealed. It\u2019s worth noting that rolling a 20 is absolutely insane on this card \u2013 I\u2019m not rating higher on that basis because the chances are so low, but if you have some of the synergy cards that allow you to roll twice and take the best result then you do want to play this a little bit higher."], ["Demilich", "C+", "This strikes me as a really powerful buildaround card, because it\u2019s a fantastic reason to include more instants and sorceries in your deck. Even if you can only cast one, you\u2019ll be able to run this out in the late game, but if you have some cheap ones and get to double spell then maybe you won\u2019t need truly tons of Blue mana. Whenever you can cast it, it\u2019ll generate you massive value and if you really get there, maybe it\u2019ll win you a really long game by reanimating itself, but I wouldn\u2019t count on that! You do want to be heavy Blue and to have at least 6 or 7 instants and sorceries, because this is not a card you\u2019ll be able to cast until the insanely late game unless you have one ready. I hesitate to give this a higher grade, because Blue in this set doesn\u2019t seem as instant and sorcery-focused \u2013 lots of the removal is enchantment-based, and you want to have lots of creatures for your Equipment and fliers decks."], ["Displacer Beast", "C+", "The base rate of a 3 mana 3/2 that gives you some immediate value is decent, and this is a mana sink that can run away with a longer game. As always, venture cards get way better the more you have but repeatable effects like this are key to completing Dungeon of the Mad Mage, the high risk high reward dungeon."], ["Djinni Windseer", "B-", "3/3 flier for 4 is a solid rate, and scrying 1-2 on top is fantastic. This is a good topdeck at any point in the game, doesn\u2019t block too badly, and is a card that they absolutely need to answer. I expect this to be Blue\u2019s best common and the lynchpin of the fliers decks, but this does seem like a format with lots of good 4-drop plays so don\u2019t go overboard."], ["Dragon Turtle", "B-", "While this isn\u2019t a Flash creature in the sense that you can ambush stuff with it, it\u2019s kind of like an instant that taps down their best creature for a couple of turns and after that\u2019s done, you get an amazing efficient body. This is the cheapest way to enable Dragon synergies, but there aren\u2019t enough cards in the set that care about that for me to up the rating \u2013 if you\u2019re playing a couple of Dragon\u2019s Disciples, sure take it a little higher."], ["Eccentric Apprentice", "B-", "2/2 flier for 3 isn\u2019t too bad a rate, and then this card has two great abilities. If you complete a dungeon, it renders your opponent\u2019s best creature pretty much unable to block and early on, it gets you 1/4 of the way towards that and nets you some free value."], ["Feywild Trickster", "B-", "Flying tokens are absurd in Limited, and if you make even one over the course of the game then you\u2019re getting a good deal out of this. Obviously you need to be rolling some dice, but there are plenty of Blue cards that do that, a few in Black and Green, and then this is the nuts if you\u2019re an Izzet deck. This is a terrifying card for your opponents to leave in play, so it\u2019ll often eat a removal spell even if you don\u2019t have too many enablers. If you do have lots, then you probably want to hold it until you get a token immediately."], ["Fly", "C", "This card has the usual weaknesses of auras, chiefly that they let your opponent 2 for 1 with removal, but if you get two hits then you\u2019re probably doing great. The first hit probably won\u2019t be worth a card unless you have a bunch of other Venture, but it will if you put it on Soulknife Spy! Modern sets tend to be heavy on efficient removal, and there\u2019s plenty of that this set. It\u2019s also embarrassing if you\u2019re being beaten down, and many of your creatures in Blue will fly anyway. Still, this is very good in the right deck, say if you do have a bunch of creatures with attack/damage triggers that really benefit from flying, if you have creatures with Ward, or lots of other venture cards."], ["Grazilaxx, Illithid Scholar", "B", "I think this card is a little worse than it looks, which is good because it looks very stupid. Bouncing your own creatures repeatedly isn\u2019t great until you reach the late game, and this doesn\u2019t actually make your attacks better \u2013 you have to already have good attacks and hence be ahead for this card to be gamewinning. Now that we\u2019ve got that out of the way, it\u2019s ridiculous if you\u2019re even a little ahead and it won\u2019t be hard to just chip away with one evasive creature and get a free card or two, or go wide and get a great attack. Often they\u2019ll just kill it to save themselves the headache."], ["Guild Thief", "D", "I\u2019m not fond of this card \u2013 it just takes too long and costs too much mana to get going. It\u2019s technically good with equipment, but equip costs in this set are expensive so actually having one on it and then being able to give it unblockable is a ton of work and leaves you very vulnerable to them using their mana in a more fruitful way. There are better ways to break board stalls and win late game situations. In the early game, you better hope they miss their 2 drop because otherwise suddenly you\u2019re down a card, and they should be playing more 2 drops than usual to maximise their equipment."], ["Iymrith, Desert Doom", "S", "Ah so this card has a ridiculous body, is extremely hard to kill for most of the game, and puts you further and further ahead every turn it lives.. okay. There\u2019s very little removal that kills a 5/5 at instant speed, and remember that you can just not attack and waste their mana if they\u2019re going to spend their turn waiting."], ["Mind Flayer", "A", "Demanding an immediate answer and otherwise running away with the game is the definition of a Limited bomb, and there aren\u2019t many cards that match that criteria so perfectly. Stealing their best creature will be highly impactful on almost every board state, and by the time they can kill this, it may well have completely swung the game in your favour."], ["Mordenkainen", "S", "This is your classic ridiculous planeswalker, providing massive card advantage or protecting itself in an insane way \u2013 those Dogs are often going to be really big! The + ability will quickly run away with the game and he\u2019s extremely difficult to kill at 7 loyalty. He ults quite quickly but that probably puts you in range of decking, so you\u2019re better off just spawning infinite dogs and drawing cards."], ["Mordenkainen's Polymorph", "D", "This is a very mediocre trick or potentially a burn spell in the late game, but mostly it\u2019ll just rot in your hand or give you a big weakness to instant speed removal."], ["Pixie Guide", "C+", "1/3 flier is a pretty good body, blocking well when you need it to and chipping away when you don\u2019t, and acting as a great bearer of equipment later on. This ability can net you a ton of incremental value if you do have dice rolling cards, since often you\u2019ll get amand discount or an extra Goblin or get to scry one more card\u2026 these things really add up, Limited is a game of small advantages."], ["Power of Persuasion", "D+", "Here\u2019s a medley of mediocre options, all unfortunately at sorcery speed (which is really bad for bounce effects). The first mode is card disadvantage, and you can\u2019t save your creatures with it so you need to be a deck that really cares about tempo to be happy \u2013 if you can do a bunch of damage off them, then bounce spells become far better. This card\u2019s middle mode is the main draw, but your opponent being able to choose whether to redraw the card or not is pretty unfortunate \u2013 imagine bouncing a small creature with equipment on it and your opponent just lets it go. Even the 5% to roll a 20 isn\u2019t that good \u2013 you might get 1-2 good hits in, but it\u2019ll still be card disadvantage at the end of the day unless you can sacrifice the creature. Compare to Bury in Books in the last set, where you convert all of these negatives into positives\u2026"], ["Ray of Frost", "C", "This is another in the cycle of really good sideboard cards, but this one is actually okay to maindeck one or two copies of in slower decks. If you\u2019re using it against nonred creatures, you need to let them hit you first or tap them in some other way, and that\u2019s a severe downside but it\u2019s one you\u2019re willing to pay for efficient removal. It gets a lot worse in multiples, so I wouldn\u2019t take it too highly before pack 3 (at which point, if you need removal, sure take it at a C+). This card gets a lot worse if you are the one attacking \u2013 you don\u2019t want to play it in beatdown decks unless you\u2019re strapped for removal, and never in dedicated aggressive decks. Your opponent is less likely to attack when you\u2019re ahead, and even in slower decks, there will be games where you just won\u2019t be able to use this effectively."], ["Rimeshield Frost Giant", "C-", "This isn\u2019t a terrible card, and mostly I\u2019m not giving it a higher grade because it\u2019ll compete with better cards for a 5 drop slot. Ward 3 makes it pretty good against removal and it blocks well, so it\u2019s a good stabilising play on turn 5. It\u2019s a nice thing to put Equipment and stuff like Fly on, because it\u2019ll probably take them quite a while to remove \u2013 it\u2019s a full 8 mana to kill it with Farideh\u2019s Fireball and most auras will cost 6! One problem with this statline this set is that it\u2019s pretty easy to overcome with equipment \u2013 having to trade this for a 2 drop isn\u2019t great even if they spent a bunch of mana equipping it, and you\u2019ll be forced to more often than I would like."], ["Scion of Stygia", "C-", "This is a bit low impact for my liking, the problem being that a 2/1 for 3 is very weak and 45% of the time it\u2019ll only cost them one turn of attacks. It\u2019s a medium roleplayer and it does its job, but never particularly well, and it doesn\u2019t better your synergies or really build you towards anything."], ["Secret Door", "C-", "This card strikes me as one that will do enough in plenty of games, between being a good blocker and a late game mana sink. It fits Blue\u2019s decks very well, which tend to be either slow and value-oriented or fliers. Fliers is a deck that desperately needs good blockers, because your opponent\u2019s natural inclination is just going to be to race them with bigger creatures \u2013 you almost always have to pay a mana or stats tax for the flying ability. Decks with other venture cards will be very happy to include this, and it might even force opponents to remove it in a longer game since they can\u2019t let you sit there and accrue value while they\u2019re just drawing lands nearly half the time."], ["Shocking Grasp", "D+", "This may draw a card, but it\u2019s a pretty mediocre trick nonetheless. The problem is that -2/-0 isn\u2019t enough to win most combats, and you really need to be trading already for it to be at its best, and trades while you have 2 mana up just don\u2019t happen often enough. Still, it\u2019s a medium card I\u2019d be okay to play if I\u2019m low on playables or need to buff up my spell count."], ["Shortcut Seeker", "D+", "It\u2019s pretty hard to get a 2/5 through on turn 5, but this is a fine blocking statline and threat of activation can be a big deal here \u2013 they may not want to attack with two 3/3s and trade 3 damage for a venture trigger. If your opponent does happen to be short on creatures or going tall with just one, this will eke a lot of value out of your removal and tempo spells."], ["Silver Raven", "D", "1/1 fliers are rarely worth a card in Limited, scry 1 doesn\u2019t add enough, and there there being lots more Equipment isn\u2019t enough to make me happy with this card \u2013 it just does next to nothing until you equip it. A big power boost just isn\u2019t enough \u2013 they\u2019ll just play other fliers or removal spells to stop you (or just race you with bigger creatures), and it\u2019s not good tempo if you had to spend a bunch of mana equipping this. This might find a home in decks with specific equipment that benefits from evasion like Delver\u2019s Torch or Reaper\u2019s Talisman, but I\u2019d stay away in the vast majority of decks."], ["Soulknife Spy", "C+", "Scroll Thief, eat your heart out! This is the first time we\u2019ve seen this effect on such a good statline at common, and I expect it to be a very solid card. It always forces an answer, and gets huge value out of your tricks and removal spells. Even getting to connect once can be enough to snowball a game, and the cards you draw make it more likely you\u2019ll be able to connect again."], ["Split the Party", "C", "This is a pretty strong effect in the late game, especially in a set full of equipment. Getting to bounce multiple creatures is a much bigger game than just one and this represents a ton of tempo if it\u2019s bouncing at least two things. If you\u2019re a creature deck, you should be able to capitalise and deal a bunch of damage, and they\u2019re pretty likely not to be able to replay and re-equip everything in just one turn. It\u2019s still a pretty situational card, but I think it\u2019ll be worth it in beatdown decks or the occasional deck that\u2019s going really big and just wants to buy time for itself. To be clear, since I\u2019ve been asked a couple of questions about this card, you get to choose the creatures but it doesn\u2019t count as targeting them \u2013 so it goes through hexproof and Ward."], ["Sudden Insight", "C-", "Much as I love the idea of drawing a lot of cards, this card doesn\u2019t play out in a great way unless you\u2019re curving out well and trading off a lot of resources, and that\u2019s a lot of hoops to jump through on a 6 mana card draw spell. All the equipment and buffs in the set makes it harder to trade off resources and get cards in the graveyard. Many decks will want to stick to Contact Other Plane or just having more generic high end. Still, this is good if you have lots of other instants/sorceries, including cheap burn spells \u2013 I think Izzet decks will usually be happy to play a copy, and other decks will sometimes cut it, sometimes run it."], ["Tasha's Hideous Laughter", "F", "I would not suggest ever playing this card in your draft maindeck \u2013 there\u2019s no other mill in the set and this won\u2019t usually mill for enough to come close to killing your opponent. If it left the lands in the deck, it would be much better, but this is just taking out a proportion of your opponent\u2019s deck at random, not removing quality. You could board this in in some glacially slow matchups, where decking is an actual concern, but I\u2019d stay away otherwise \u2013 any deck that\u2019s killing you in good time will be happy that you\u2019re now down a card."], ["Trickster's Talisman", "C-", "This is a pretty small buff, and this ability is quite hard to activate. First, you have to connect with the creature then it has to be worth copying, and at that point you\u2019re still losing the Equipment. When this card costs 3 mana to begin with, I think it won\u2019t be worth all that work oftentimes, and it interacts pretty poorly against heavy removal decks \u2013 so does all Equipment, but at least other Equipment is threatening them with a fast clock or more consistent and repeatable value. I still think this card is fine for enabling your equipment synergies and with decent evasive units, and obviously the better your creature base, the better it gets."], ["True Polymorph", "C+", "This card requires buildaround but I think the payoff is well worth it. Mainly you need to be generating treasure tokens or have other disposable artifacts or creature tokens, which dungeons allow any deck with Venture cards to make as early as the second room in Lost Mine of Phandelver and a bunch of Red and Black cards make for free. At that point, it becomes 6 mana copy the best creature on the board, or remove the best creature on the board \u2013 you can target their stuff to make it into treasure tokens, or you can make a copy. Because this effect is at instant speed, you can use it as a trick and that gives it a lot of 2 for 1 potential \u2013 copy their best creature then block their second best, for example. The card seems exceptionally easy to enable this set, and very good within it."], ["Wizard Class", "B-", "This is one insane Class, with the second level being reasonably costed and netting you a lot of value, and the third just running away with any sort of longer game. It doesn\u2019t do anything until you spend the 3 mana as no maximum hand size is ridiculously winmore, but this combination of effects is enough for me to take it early and highly."], ["Wizard's Spellbook", "D+", "If this is a slower set, then this strikes me as an extremely powerful card, a way to go far over the top in a longer game, as long as your deck has a decent number of instants and sorceries. Unfortunately, I\u2019m not ready to give it a high grade right now because it\u2019s really slow and doesn\u2019t do anything immediately if you play it on 7 mana, I\u2019m expecting this set to have some really good beatdown decks, and Blue isn\u2019t as spell-heavy as previous sets. This will be a card I plan to test out and revisit later on, but for now it\u2019s something I\u2019d be very happy to play as my top end in a slower deck with efficient removal to stave off beatdown decks, say an Izzet spells deck, and an exceptional sideboard card."], ["You Come to a River", "C", "If you\u2019re a deck that can capitalise on the tempo of bouncing a creature by doing a bunch of damage, or have cards like Soulknife Spy that you really want to get through for their effects, then this is a solid card. Ordinarily, I\u2019d only give this a C- but it strikes me as exceptionally good in a set with lots of Equipment, since bouncing one of those and blocking the creature is one of the few ways to make this not card disadvantage. Between that and the regular uses of bounce effects, including this can bounce your stuff in response to removal/rebuy enter the battlefield abilities, I think this is a reasonable and versatile card but not something to take too highly."], ["You Find the Villains' Lair", "D+", "Cancel doesn\u2019t tend to be great in Limited, but I think this second effect adds a good deal of versatility, meaning that if you really need to answer the board then you can dig for something. It\u2019s still nothing too exciting and I\u2019m expecting this set to be faster than Strixhaven or Kaldheim, but it\u2019s a fine inclusion in decks with other instants, the best friend of Contact Other Plane, and a reasonable late game card in general. If the set ends up slower than I think, I\u2019ll up the grade on this to C-, and it\u2019s pretty good in Sealed/as a sideboard card for slower matchups."], ["You See a Guard Approach", "D-", "Both abilities are very situational, and neither adds up to a card I\u2019m happy to play in the maindeck. The problem is that it\u2019s a cost to hold 1 mana up turn after turn and some decks just won\u2019t play into the hexproof ability, or you\u2019ll be suffering the effects of being down a card by the time they do and have taken more damage or lost more ground than you needed to. That or you\u2019ll burn this on a creature that wasn\u2019t that impactful to save. This is just a monumentally worse card than Snakeskin Veil, which was a buff and a trick and hence had far more use cases."], ["Yuan-Ti Malison", "B+", "This is an absurd card, a 2 drop that will absolutely demand removal or often run away with the game. It can be awkward that it doesn\u2019t let your other stuff attack, but gaining growing value every turn is well worth that downside."],
["Hive of the Eye Tyrant", "C+", "This is another of the manland cycle that essentially gives you a free spell in some games for the cost of just one pick. You should take all of them pretty highly. This one is a little worse than the White and Blue ones since it doesn\u2019t scale quite as well into the late game or break through board stalls, and the graveyard exile ability doesn\u2019t add that much, but it\u2019s still great for setting up big attacks and enabling lethal in situations where you otherwise wouldn\u2019t have it. This effect is better in a beatdown deck, since you\u2019ll be able to make better use of the menace and they\u2019re likely to have fewer blockers, but it\u2019s still good in any deck."], ["Acererak the Archlich", "A-", "Tomb of Annihilation is quick enough to complete that this strikes me as a really powerful card in any deck with just four or five Venture sources, and this set has tons. Ideally you don\u2019t want to pay 3 mana just to venture repeatedly early on, but you can just play other stuff and do it later on. Once you finish, the payoff is a bomb that will run away with the game in short order if they don\u2019t kill it."], ["Asmodeus the Archfiend", "C+", "This card is by no means a bomb, and actively quite bad in any game where you\u2019re behind, but if you\u2019re at parity or ahead then it has a good chance of just winning you the game. Drawing seven extra cards is nigh unbeatable and the usual problem is that once you draw the cards, you kind of want this off the board so you don\u2019t have to pay more life, but with this card, you can just skip a few draw steps and rely on your seven cards if you need to. If you\u2019re drawing lifegain cards (which is a supported theme this set) then you can just recoup the disadvantage immediately also. The downside is that you actively can\u2019t play this card if your life total is very low since you literally won\u2019t be able to draw for your turn. Also the draw seven ability costs BBB (along with the 7 life!) \u2013 you often will want to wait with this card until you can reach that, because otherwise it\u2019s just pure downside on your draw steps and the body is nothing exciting. Ultimately, I think the risk is worth it, especially in Orzhov with lifegain, but I could certainly see moving this down after I test run it a bit."], ["Baleful Beholder", "C-", "This is a pretty medium 6 drop, since both effects are kind of situational, but they can be really powerful in the right circumstances. The problem is that they won\u2019t always have an enchantment and you won\u2019t always be able to kill the one you really want to kill, and the menace ability is negligible unless you\u2019re significantly ahead on creatures. I think you can generally do better, since this set has really good high end, but this card is definitely better in your beatdown decks where they\u2019re likely to have fewer blocks and be on a lower life total. Still, your beatdown decks will want fewer 6 drops\u2026"], ["Black Dragon", "C", "This is a really powerful effect and will net you a ton of value, but this card does cost 7 mana unlike some of the other dragons, and 7 mana is far more than 6 \u2013 often it takes several turns to draw that extra land and that\u2019s time this card will spend rotting in your hand. Oftentimes it\u2019s better just to play another 6 drop than the first 7, and most decks only have room for one (Golgari decks with ramp can sometimes get away with more). Still, I\u2019ll be happy to run it in lots of my decks and if the format is slower than I think, I could easily see moving it up to C+."], ["The Book of Vile Darkness", "F", "This card does nothing, since the second ability doesn\u2019t do anything in Limited and there are next to no effects that deal you damage in the set \u2013 remember that it only triggers on your turn, so it doesn\u2019t even stop your opponents attacking you."], ["Check for Traps", "D+", "I don\u2019t like Agonizing Remorse effects much in Limited \u2013 the problem is that they\u2019re really bad topdecks and the window in which they\u2019re good is pretty small. Limited games go long and people frequently have very few cards in hand. I think this set will be faster than Strixhaven or Theros: Beyond Death and there are more on-board mana sinks (which makes all discard worse, since you\u2019re less likely to lock them out of playing things), so I\u2019m bumping my Agonizing Remorse grade of C- from those sets down even further."], ["Clattering Skeletons", "C", "This strikes me as a fine 4 drop, since it has a reasonable attacking statline and is easy to trade off, and then gives you value when you do."], ["Deadly Dispute", "C-", "Sacrificing treasure tokens to this is pretty great, since it immediately refunds your investment and provides card advantage. I think access to sacrifice fodder is going to be an all-time high this set, since it\u2019s so easy to get tokens from Venturing, so this is likely to be a reasonable filler card in plenty of decks, especially since Black has a bunch of cards we\u2019re going to see later that synergise with it. It\u2019s good in Rakdos specifically, since that\u2019s the home of treasure generation and there are Goblin tokens aplenty. Another common use is to sacrifice a creature in response to removal or if it\u2019s being locked down by enchantments, but you shouldn\u2019t spend too long trying to wait for that to happen \u2013 it\u2019s a situational thing and this is still a card you need sac fodder for. This is the kind of effect that gets way worse in multiples, so beware that \u2013 drawing two of these in an awkward hand will lose you a game."], ["Death-Priest of Myrkul", "B-", "This is a strong card if you get even one Skeleton token because it\u2019ll stay in play and threaten to get more, and trades happen all the time in Limited \u2013 it shouldn\u2019t be too difficult to set that up if you\u2019re a beatdown deck or have sacrifice effects like Deadly Dispute. You can often set this up just by attacking and playing this post-combat on 5 mana. This buff effect can be massive even outside of the token generation, since there are a full five commons it benefits and it\u2019s specifically great with Clattering Skeletons, since a 5/4 will almost always force a trade. This isn\u2019t good in every deck \u2013 if you don\u2019t have the synergies, then do consider cutting it, but it is really powerful when you do."], ["Demogorgon's Clutches", "D+", "I don\u2019t believe that this is likely to be a great set for Mind Rot, since it\u2019s faster than other recent formats and has more on-board mana sinks \u2013 you may well not be able to lock them out of using their mana effectively. Still, making your opponent lose 2 life as well is a pretty big game, and saves this card for me \u2013 it\u2019s still filler but the occasional beatdown deck might want it and it\u2019s a great sideboard card against a slow deck, whatever you happen to be doing."], ["Devour Intellect", "D-", "Even with treasure tokens, this card sucks \u2013 I don\u2019t think sacrificing a treasure to thoughtseize them is that great when you factor in that it\u2019s going to be weak in a lot of matchups after turn 4 or 5. It\u2019s going to take you time and effort to get that treasure, and until then this card will just rot in your hand and do nothing because the failcase is so bad. This is better out of the sideboard against a slower deck and better in Sealed, but it\u2019s too many hoops to jump through for me to be happy even then."], ["Drider", "D+", "This card is very understatted and it\u2019s going to be hard for a lot of decks to get it through \u2013 either you have lots of removal (which to be fair, Black is good at) or are Dimir with cards like Fly, You Come to a River, or Krydle of Baldur\u2019s Gate. 3 toughness means you\u2019re just trading with most fliers at a mana disadvantage and it doesn\u2019t block well, so the downside is very bad. Nonetheless, it\u2019s amazing if you do get it through and you should take it higher if you do happen to be able to support it. Drider is very close to Drifter, so maybe it\u2019s secretly great?"], ["Dungeon Crawler", "C-", "If you\u2019re the kind of beatdown deck that might want this card anyway, then it\u2019s reasonable, but this ability isn\u2019t really worth that much. I assume you\u2019ll mostly be going for Tomb of Annihilation, but even then four Ventures to recur this and then have it still not be able to attack on most boards is nothing to write home about. Even if you are a beatdown deck, often this still won\u2019t do enough for long enough or you won\u2019t have enough Ventures. I do think 2/1s for 1 get better the more dedicated an aggro deck you are \u2013 if you\u2019re really the kind of deck that can really push its attackers through and just wants to curve out early as well as it can then go nuts and just have the ability as a mild afterthought. Equipment gives cheap creatures a lot more utility in the late game, and there are plenty that will make this force trades."], ["Ebondeath, Dracolich", "A", "This is a fantastic body, and though it suffers from your not being able to block the turn it comes out in some of them, it kills fast enough and has a strong enough ability that every deck will want it. This recursion is nuts \u2013 you can just block their stuff later on and recast it using Flash so it gives you a ton of inevitability on top of your efficient powerful card."], ["Eyes of the Beholder", "D+", "This may be the weakest removal spell in the set, since anything you kill is almost always going to cost less. Spells don\u2019t usually compete with curve plays, but they do when they\u2019re this expensive so this occupies a 6 drop slot. Play it if you need more interaction and your curve isn\u2019t too high, a situation where it\u2019s not horrible but not exciting either."], ["Fates' Reversal", "D+", "This card is usually worse than Soul Salvage, because Venturing is almost always going to be worse than getting a reasonable creature back. It has all the downsides of Soul Salvage in that you need to have a good creature in the yard and can\u2019t really cast it till then \u2013 with Soul Salvage, the second hit is less important anyway. So it\u2019s awkward but fine if you need more high end, have good stuff to return, and preferably other Venture cards so you\u2019re getting good value immediately. Only costing 2 mana is kind of good, since it means you can return and play a 4 drop on turn 6 but you want to build your deck so that it\u2019s something that\u2019s still good at that stage of the game, like a flier or value creature."], ["Feign Death", "C-", "Feign Death is an okay trick, in that it\u2019s cheap and you can use it to stop a removal spell or swing a trade in your favour. It\u2019s still pretty situational and you pretty much never want multiple copies, but I think the extra +1/+1 counter is enough value for me to start it as a low C-. This is a set with lots of good enter the battlefield (ETB) abilities, especially in Orzhov, which definitely makes this card better."], ["Forsworn Paladin", "B-", "This is a pretty powerful card, since repeated Treasure generation is well worth the mana cost, and this pump ability will make combats difficult for your opponents \u2013 all of your creatures, no matter how mediocre, have the potential to trade up or deal huge damage once you reach 6 mana. Even if you don\u2019t have time or the life to spit out treasures, it\u2019s good enough in any deck with lots of creatures that I\u2019m happy to give it a high grade."], ["Gelatinous Cube", "A-", "This is an absurd card, immediately removing an opposing creature while giving you a great attacker, and if they don\u2019t immediately kill it then it can make sure that creature never comes back."], ["Grim Bounty", "B", "I don\u2019t think the format is so removal-heavy that 4 mana unconditional removal at sorcery speed isn\u2019t one of Black\u2019s best commons, and this one fixes your splashes or ramps you up to 6 \u2013 that can really matter a lot in some situations, to the point where you can include more high end if you have a few of these!"], ["Grim Wanderer", "C+", "This card is easy enough to double spell with on turn 4 or 5 that I\u2019m happy to give it a good grade. You won\u2019t always be able to set up the scenarios where you can play it, even if you leave the mana up, and in some games it\u2019ll rot in your hand for a while, but the payoff is a ton of tempo and Flash is massive on it. In decks that can equip it to give it evasion like Rados decks with Goblin Morningstar, it can be absolutely terrifying. The fact that it tracks any creature means it can really punish your opponent for killing something pre-combat \u2013 at that point, you might be able to eat a 2/x. Most Black decks will have plenty of removal to enable it yourself and it\u2019s good with cards like Deadly Dispute and Sepulcher Ghoul."], ["Herald of Hadar", "D+", "This is too expensive and understatted for my liking, even if the mana sink can win you a longer game. Your opponent needs to be behind on life and doing nothing for multiple turns to really care about it, since it doesn\u2019t actually give you value or enhance your board presence. This set seems to have more mana sinks than most, and I\u2019d much rather be Venturing every turn or doing something more impactful."], ["Hired Hexblade", "C-", "It\u2019s pretty hard to actually get the card off this for most of the game, but it\u2019s very good if you ever can and this ability mitigates it as a bad draw late. Still, 2 mana 2/2s with no other effect have not been good enough in years and this will be one too much of the time for my liking. In a Rakdos deck, the main home of treasure tokens, I\u2019d be looking to take this higher, probably at around high C."], ["Hoard Robber", "D+", "Getting a 1/3 through is tough and you\u2019ll often need stuff like Thieves\u2019 Tools or other Equipment, or removal to actually make it happen. It\u2019s pretty rewarding if you do, but still not that massive a deal unless you have the synergies. Sometimes you\u2019ll get great value off this because your opponent will miss their 2 drop on the draw, but that\u2019s unlikely in a set that\u2019s reasonably fast and rewards you for playing cheaper creatures with Equipment. Still, some 2/1s will look pretty embarrassing against it!"], ["Lightfoot Rogue", "C-", "This is a decent attacker on paper, always having deathtouch and sometimes dealing 3 damage. Nevertheless, I think it\u2019s not nearly as good as it looks this set because it\u2019s easy for lots of decks summon 1/1 Goblin tokens through Venture, and those completely invalidate this card. I think this is a pretty rough set for x/1 attackers. This is the kind of card that benefits a lot from Red\u2019s abilities that let you reroll dice, but you can never really rely on it \u2013 it\u2019s still a 1 in 10 with those, so it\u2019s a little better but I\u2019m still not that excited. I\u2019m not willing to play this card just to gamble on it rolling a 20, that can help a bit but I need a better reason."], ["Lolth, Spider Queen", "A+", "Lolth can\u2019t consistently raise its loyalty and will often go down to just one, but this minus ability is so powerful that I don\u2019t think it really matters \u2013 unlike other Planeswalkers, you don\u2019t need to protect this one as much because it will always pay for itself if you minus it, and it\u2019s pretty hard to break through two Spiders when they have reach and give Lolth loyalty. Best case scenario for your opponent is you get a minus and then they kill it with a spell (lots of removal does hit planeswalkers this set), or have a trample/unblockable creature. Those cases are situational and bad enough for your opponent that Lolth is a megabomb \u2013 if they don\u2019t kill it, even if it\u2019s not gaining loyalty, it\u2019s still drawing you two cards per turn! It\u2019s a classic mythic planeswalker that\u2019s unbeatable at parity or when you\u2019re ahead, and still great when you\u2019re behind."], ["Manticore", "C", "I really liked this effect on Lurking Deadeye and Jarl of the Forsaken, and it\u2019s very easy for it to get a lot of value in letting you trade up creatures. Manticore\u2019s statline isn\u2019t as good for defensive purposes since those bodies had more immediate impact and were much better blockers, but it might actually be better for offensive purposes since it can finish off a weakened opponent and presents a real late game threat where those cards didn\u2019t."], ["Power Word Kill", "B", "Power Word Kill misses a bunch of the format\u2019s big threats, Dragon being especially important, but it\u2019s still about as efficient a removal spell as you can get and it will kill most of what you want. I think it\u2019s a little better than Grim Bounty, but not enough to merit a higher grade."], ["Precipitous Drop", "C+", "Getting a little value alongside your removal spell is great, and this is an absurd card once you finish a dungeon which it gets you 1/4 of the way towards by itself. Still, it\u2019s pretty inefficient until you get to that point and usually won\u2019t kill what you want, so you do need those three other Venture cards pretty badly. In a dedicated deck, this card is amazing and an easy B-, and it\u2019s still pretty good in any deck just because of the late game proposition, but I do think it can be awkward early and gets worse in multiples."], ["Ray of Enfeeblement", "C+", "Ray of Enfeeblement is absurd and gamewinning if you\u2019re facing a White deck, but it\u2019s decent even if you\u2019re not \u2013 you can use it to shrink a creature and then block it (I would recommend going for a multiblock) or to just kill an x/1 of which there are some high value ones. -4 power is quite a lot, and will be enough to even take down equipped creatures. There will be some games where you just don\u2019t have the circumstances line up: you don\u2019t have the creature or only one and they blow you out with instant speed removal, or they\u2019ll have a good trick etc etc, but the card only costs one mana so it\u2019s pretty devastating when it works. All that and the fact that you can randomly get them if they\u2019re White is enough to merit a good grade. It does get a lot worse in multiples \u2013 you really only want to maindeck one copy, but it\u2019s an uncommon so that\u2019s not enough to mark it down."], ["Reaper's Talisman", "B", "Talisman is really good, making any creature a big threat and presenting absurd lifeswings. It is rough that it requires you to attack alone, but you can just use it for the deathtouch ability in those spots. It\u2019s nice that it\u2019s not just a beatdown card \u2013 it\u2019s good there (especially since I expect those to generally be going tall rather than wide), but as long as you have one creature attacking then you\u2019re doing fine, and Venture means you always have access to some disposable creatures. I see it as just being a solid inclusion in most decks."], ["Sepulcher Ghoul", "C", "There isn\u2019t so much synergy surrounding this that I\u2019m going to give it a really high grade, but some decks will really want it and it does have the potential to attack for quite a lot of damage. If you do happen to have stuff like Zombie Ogre, Grim Wanderer, or Death-Priest or Myrkul, then this might well be one of your best 2 drops."], ["Shambling Ghast", "D+", "This being a death trigger is pretty awkward \u2013 cards like this are generally pretty hard to set up and -1/-1 or a treasure token isn\u2019t nearly as exciting if you have to do it later in the game. Even if you do sacrifice it, you\u2019re not getting much value unless you\u2019re killing something since a Treasure token probably isn\u2019t worth a card, so you need Deadly Dispute or Skullport Merchant specifically to be really happy. If you do need to chump block and kill an x/1, that\u2019s okay but it\u2019s situational and not very exciting. I think it\u2019s an awkward situational card that you won\u2019t want in most decks, especially they might well not trade their x/1s and x/2s with you early this set, since they can just wait and equip them."], ["Skullport Merchant", "B", "Spark Reaper was a defining common in War of the Spark Draft, a format full of tokens, and this card is an improvement on it in almost every way. First, it brings its own fodder to the table, then it\u2019s cheaper, then you can activate it multiple times per turn.. unfortunately you can\u2019t sacrifice it to itself so it doesn\u2019t make removal quite as bad, but it\u2019s still the much better card. Aura-based removal is really bad against it, since you can sacrifice anything else and auras don\u2019t shut off this ability. This is likely to be a less attritiony format with fewer tokens, but this is an absurd way to win any late game scenario where you and your opponents are low on cards, and it blocks well and ramps you to 5s/fixes you early on."], ["Sphere of Annihilation", "B", "Sweepers are excellent in Limited and this one is much worse because of the delay, but it\u2019s still very good. It won\u2019t be quite as much of a surprise and it\u2019s unlikely to net you as much value as a regular wrath but it\u2019ll still force them to pass the turn or play a noncreature spell the turn you play it. You can set it to whatever number you want, meaning you can have it only kill their stuff if you have more expensive creatures, and that\u2019s a potentially gamewinning upside over regular sweepers. Most importantly, it still has the effect of punishing them if they overcommit. but you mostly want to play it safe \u2013 don\u2019t risk delaying too long and letting the damage get out of hand, since you do have to wait that one turn."], ["Thieves' Tools", "C", "This is a pretty good addition to a beatdown deck with lots of small creatures, because it enables some really powerful early turns and fixes your splashes, and then it provides inevitability and an easy route to victory against a weakened opponent. This kind of card forces your opponents to race, which they might not be set up to do well. It doesn\u2019t pair particularly well with other equipment since its buff is reliant on the creature\u2019s power staying at 3 or less, and there are some decks where it\u2019s completely unplayable, but Black has a lot of tools for aggression this set so I don\u2019t mind taking it reasonably highly."], ["Vampire Spawn", "C-", "Vampire Spawn provides a solid lifeswing and enables your lifegain synergies in Orzhov, but it has a pretty weak body and is medium in a beatdown deck as a result \u2013 it would be great if it were a 3/2, but a 2/3 gets stonewalled by too many things on the offense. It\u2019s a fine card and can be okay filler in a lot of decks, but I won\u2019t be super excited to have it, and certainly cut it a lot if I don\u2019t have synergy."], ["Vorpal Sword", "B-", "This is a bit hard to equip early on, but it provides a great buff and makes all your small creatures threatening even in the late game. It also has a potentially gamewinning late game ability. It\u2019s a bit winmore since you have to have 8 mana and something getting through, but it\u2019s fantastic in topdeck mode and only needs one hit with a flier or whatever."], ["Warlock Class", "C-", "This Class card strikes me as one of the weaker ones. The obvious home is in a Black beatdown deck with some of the synergies, burning away your opponent for a few points over the course of the game, replacing itself, and then eventually giving you a late game mana sink. The trouble is that that third ability is kind of winmore, since you have to already be dealing damage and it just hastens their demise a little bit, and obviously it works well with the first ability but you might not have that many creatures left by the time you get to 7 mana. Against an opponent who is racing you or going over the top of you, it\u2019s pretty low impact. You got your card back and some value, but you probably want to aim to win before 7 mana if you\u2019re beating down, and none of its effects are very efficient. I don\u2019t think having this in your opening hand instead of a curve play or a trick is going to be good for you a lot of the time. It\u2019s not an awful card but I think it\u2019s very awkward unless you have a lot of sacrifice synergy/recursive creatures. It seems pretty poor in a slower deck, since levels 1 and 3 don\u2019t do much and level 2 just replaces itself."], ["Westgate Regent", "A-", "This card is going to be very frustrating to play against, always requiring that you 2 for 1 yourself to stop it and becoming massive in just one swing if you can\u2019t. You pretty much always get a good deal and often win the game if your opponent doesn\u2019t have a removal spell or flying blocker/s, but it\u2019s not as insane as some other bombs since they can just discard a land and not care too much some of the time."], ["Wight", "B-", "Wight has a great body and an ability that makes it very awkward to trade with. It has the weakness of most 2 drops in that it doesn\u2019t do much past a certain point in the game, but 3 power can still attack into a surprising amount especially when you factor in Equipment. I wouldn\u2019t expect to get more than one Zombie very often, but hey at least they can\u2019t chump it if you go full Voltron!"], ["Yuan-Ti Fang-Blade", "C+", "This card can trade for whatever you want, and has a damage trigger which means they\u2019re forced to do something about it. It wears Equipment really well so the common cases for it all seem very good \u2013 it\u2019s decent when you\u2019re ahead or behind. This statline is a bit inefficient and sometimes they\u2019ll just be able to throw a couple of tokens in front, but hey that\u2019ll enable your death triggers!"], ["Zombie Ogre", "C+", "This is a solid blocking statline, and this card provides pretty good value over the course of the game. It\u2019s a bit awkward since this ability is better in a beatdown deck, where this statline is bad, but there\u2019s plenty of sacrifice synergy running around for it and you want to trade with other creatures rather than itself anyway. Really it\u2019s still fine to have a creature or two that doesn\u2019t attack quite so well in beatdown decks, especially if you\u2019re trying to finish Tomb of Annihilation so this will deal a bunch of damage anyway. This is a pretty low C+ but I think it will be decent in enough decks."],
["Den of the Bugbear", "B-", "This is another very powerful manland, and this one actually generates long-lasting value! In an Equipment-heavy set like this one, being able to keep the creatures flowing is a huge boon. It\u2019s unfortunate that the Goblin comes in attacking, so it will often kill itself, but your opponent will certainly be too afraid to not leave back blockers if you have an Equipment or two in play."], ["Armory Veteran", "C", "This is a nice aggressive 2 drop, Menace being a great ability to grant to your buffed up creature. There are enough things that are good when equipped that it doesn\u2019t massively stand out, but you won\u2019t cut it too often either. Remember that the existence of equipment in your deck in itself makes all your cheap creatures better, since you want to play them early and spend your later turns equipping, and it means they stay relevant to the game for far longer."], ["Barbarian Class", "C+", "Red has a ton of dice roll effects, a full four reasonable commons, so this first level is much better than those of most other Class cards. Just making a bunch of cards in your deck slightly better, produce slightly more value more of the time, is very nice. It also makes you twice as likely to activate the powerful roll 20 abilities some cards have. To get good use of the other two abilities, you have to be a beatdown deck but they\u2019re cheap to use and represent a lot of damage as long as you\u2019re rolling dice. Giving your stuff haste isn\u2019t incredibly powerful for a final level, but it\u2019ll make your topdecks a lot scarier, especially if they roll dice and can immediately get buffed up too."], ["Battle Cry Goblin", "B-", "This is an excellent beatdown 2 drop, which makes your attacks in the mid game much more frightening. Giving both the token it creates and itself +1/+0 can lead to some pretty absurd alpha strikes where they\u2019re forced to trade a real creature for the token or take a lot of damage, and if you happen to have other Goblins then it gets even better. You can even hold this card back and just send your Goblins in and whittle down their resources."], ["Boots of Speed", "D-", "This particular equipment, I\u2019m really not fond of. Remember that having too many Equipments can be a real problem for your deck, lowering its consistency by making your curve and topdecks much more awkward. Leave out weak ones like this that don\u2019t have nearly enough of an effect, and play the handful of strong ones you\u2019re happy to have."], ["Brazen Dwarf", "D+", "This has a very poor attacking statline, but can threaten to whittle away at your opponent\u2019s life total and potentially deal 4 or 5 damage over the course of the game, if your deck is well set up for it. Nevertheless, you have to draw it early for that and often creatures that attack well will do a similar amount.."], ["Burning Hands", "C+", "Two mana Shock is still an okay rate, and if you play against Green then this card is insane. It\u2019s rare for Red specifically not to have a weakness to Green creatures, so you might want to take this even higher if your other colour isn\u2019t providing removal options against big stuff (like Green itself!)."], ["Chaos Channeler", "B", "This card is really good, boasting a reasonable statline and the potential to net you a ton of card advantage. Exiling two cards will almost always mean you hit something good, equipping this is amazing. The average case for it is that your opponent will kill it or you\u2019ll get a 2 or 3 for 1, not even factoring in the potential for it to attack more than once\u2026"], ["Critical Hit", "D", "This is a mediocre trick, with the usual weaknesses \u2013 it requires a very specific situation, it\u2019s very bad when you\u2019re behind, you have to play into instant speed removal, and the ceiling is never very high. Sure, sometimes you can kill them if they don\u2019t block but that\u2019s the only case where it\u2019s better than a 1 for 1, and it\u2019s a pretty winmore circumstance since you either need a really big creature or to have dealt them a ton of damage. I don\u2019t think the possibility of being able to return and reuse it really adds much to the card for me \u2013 even in a dedicated deck where you have lots of roll cards and one of the cards that lets you roll more than one die, it\u2019ll take you a whole bunch of rolls to get this card back, and it doesn\u2019t scale into the late game well at all."], ["Delina, Wild Mage", "B", "Delina is an incredibly strong card for attacking purposes, giving you at least one free copy of your best creature this turn. If you copy any expensive creature or anything with an enter the battlefield ability, you\u2019re really just savaging your opponent. Consider how ridiculous Air-Cult Elemental specifically is with this card\u2026 you might need to take a shower after you do that to somebody. She does take some work in that you have to have ways to push her through and a creature to copy, but you can just target her if you have nothing else (no, you won\u2019t get to roll for the copy), and she\u2019s pretty much the best Equipment target you can get."], ["Dragon's Fire", "B", "This is solid efficient removal, whether you have dragons or not. Most decks won\u2019t have many so it\u2019s not worth a grade increase, but if you do get them, then sure you can blow away some 5 toughness creatures or whatever in the late game."], ["Dueling Rapier", "D+", "This is a pretty medium Equipment in most decks, since it\u2019s extremely expensive after the first equip and the buff is just okay. Sometimes you\u2019ll be able to use it as a trick to trade up with something, but that\u2019s really not exciting when you then have to pay 4 mana and there aren\u2019t a lot of common first strike creatures to combo with it. It\u2019s decent with Dwarfhold Champion and Armory Veteran specifically, and okay on small fliers, but that\u2019s still spending two cards on something that doesn\u2019t interact very well against removal since you get really far behind on tempo. You mostly want to stick to higher impact Equipment, for reasons I gave before and again in the tips section at the bottom."], ["Earth-Cult Elemental", "D", "This is a pretty medium 6 drop even if you have Goblin tokens and other easy things to sacrifice, because your opponent may well have disposable stuff of their own or not need a land or treasure token that much by turn 6. Still 6 mana 6/6 isn\u2019t too bad a rate, and sometimes you can really get them. You really don\u2019t want vanilla 6-drops with meagre abilities and no keywords, especially in an Equipment set and within the most aggressive colour, so I don\u2019t foresee most decks having the room or inclination for this. Still, it\u2019s not terrible with trample and other evasive equipment, like Goblin Morningstar."], ["Farideh's Fireball", "C", "5 mana for 5 damage at instant speed makes this a fine removal spell, but it\u2019s awkward that it has a 50% chance of hurting you. If you\u2019re a slower deck, that might well be a huge problem. As such, it\u2019s a good deal better in beatdown decks, but still the ceiling is nothing super exciting. Some decks will want to cut it and rely on the cheaper Red spells or their other colour, but the first copy is pretty much always okay."], ["Flameskull", "B-", "This card is worse than it looks, because if your opponent is racing you then they just won\u2019t care about it since it can\u2019t block. Being unable to block is a massive issue that people often overlook, but the fact is that even dedicated beatdown decks often end up behind in Draft \u2013 it\u2019s not hard to have an awkward curve-out on the draw, and it\u2019s very important for decks to be dynamic and adaptive as a result. There are also more big fliers this set than most, especially since you can Equip smaller ones. Much of the removal in the set is aura-based, which stops this in its tracks completely. Nonetheless, if you\u2019re facing off against a slow deck then it\u2019s insane and some decks straight up won\u2019t be able to deal with it coming back over and over. It\u2019s a card you might want to side out in some matchups and cut completely in the occasional slow deck that\u2019s trying to go over the top, but most decks will be very happy to have it."], ["Goblin Javelineer", "D+", "Some fast decks might want 1 drops badly enough to put up with this card, since it does attack into 2 drops and hold Equipment, but it\u2019s never going to be very exciting or impactful. When Equip costs are so expensive, You\u2019d rather just put them on better creatures, and you\u2019re not really going wide so much as tall this set. Still, it is nice that it\u2019s not a terrible topdeck sometimes since you can immediately equip it and get in there. This is one where I really debated between D and D+, but I do think Red, being the most aggressive colour, is much more in the market for this than say Blue is for Silver Raven."], ["Goblin Morningstar", "C+", "Well I just spent a bunch of time talking about how you don\u2019t want too many Equipment, but this card is the one exception to that rule! When Equipment comes with creatures, it\u2019s pretty exciting since you don\u2019t have to sacrifice curveout potential or leave yourself as vulnerable to removal. Trample is an ability that remains impactful throughout the game, even if the stats buff on this is pretty meagre. This still isn\u2019t the most impactful or efficient card early, especially when you lose the 45-55, so don\u2019t go too nuts and play more than a couple and don\u2019t shave too many 2 drops because you have these."], ["Hoarding Ogre", "C-", "Making a treasure is decent value and means that this can help out your splashes/ramp into 6 drops immediately. This is also a repeatable source of rolling for cards like Bronze Dwarf. Still, the Ogre has poor stats and the treasure tokens might not do that much if you have a land-heavy hand. I like it more in Rakdos where there\u2019s a bunch of synergies surrounding treasure and ways to sacrifice it for value."], ["Hobgoblin Bandit Lord", "B-", "Most Red decks will have a few Goblins kicking around, and this is a great rate even if it only gets a ping or two in and buffs a creature or two. Once you factor in stuff like Swarming Goblins and Battle Cry Goblin, this combination of effects starts to really get out of hand!"], ["Hobgoblin Captain", "C+", "This is an excellent beatdown 2 drop, staying relevant and threatening in the mid and late game. It\u2019s not much to ask to have 3 other power worth of creatures attacking in most beatdown decks, and your opponents will be forced to uncomfortably remove this frequently, especially if you get to slap an Equipment on it."], ["Hulking Bugbear", "C+", "The Bugbear is hard to cast but haste is a strong ability with Equipment, and the card is efficient enough to be worth the risk. Go out of your way to take Evolving Wilds and Temple of the Dragon Queen highly as I\u2019ve recommended, and cards like this become a lot more palatable!"], ["Improvised Weaponry", "C", "3 mana for 2 damage at sorcery speed is a really mediocre rate, but this does refund 1 of the mana instantly if you need it to and enable your splashes/ramps you to a 5 next turn. It\u2019s still not a card I\u2019d really prioritise or want to play more than 1 of."], ["Inferno of the Star Mounts", "A+", "This dragon bomb immediately does a bunch of damage, and then threatens way more the turn after \u2013 it\u2019s hard to imagine 9 or so damage not presenting lethal if they don\u2019t immediately kill it, and it\u2019s not easy to do that since it dodges lots of the set\u2019s removal. It\u2019s a real achievement to even have enough red sources to win with the 20 damage ability, if you were to draw your entire deck!"], ["Jaded Sell-Sword", "C-", "I don\u2019t think Treasure tokens are so plentiful that this won\u2019t usually be a 4 mana 4/3, but it\u2019s pretty good when you do have access to them and it becomes a much better topdeck in the late game as a result. Still, it\u2019s nothing too exciting and you\u2019ll certainly want to stay away if you don\u2019t have at least four or five ways to create Treasures or to venture (remember that the second path of Lost Mine of Phandelver makes a Treasure token)."], ["Kick in the Door", "D", "I don\u2019t think this is worth a card in the vast majority of decks. A 1/1 counter and haste just isn\u2019t worth that much. Venturing is at its best only when you have a bunch of other ways to do it, and ironically if you do then you don\u2019t need mediocre ways like this as much. Still, if it\u2019s important to complete a Dungeon quickly for some of your payoffs, then this can be a fine card to include. This sort of occupies the same slot as a trick, where it doesn\u2019t do anything without a creature, and I\u2019m hesitant to play cards like that alongside Equipment."], ["Magic Missile", "B", "3 damage split as you choose is great, often letting you kill two creatures. Oftentimes you can do stuff like attack and use the spare 1 damage to set up a trade alongside killing an x/2, and it\u2019s nice that this is one of the few burn spells in the set that can go face."], ["Meteor Swarm", "A", "This card does a very good one-sided wrath impression if you cast it for x=3 or so."], ["Minion of the Mighty", "F", "Eww, no. By the time you get to 6 power with absolutely zero help from this, you can just cast the darn dragon! (well, soon enough)"], ["Orb of Dragonkind", "D-", "You\u2019re really just not going to have enough Dragons, let\u2019s be real. In the very rare case where you do have 4 or 5 of them, well it\u2019s a pretty medium source of ramp and a really slow way to search one up\u2026"], ["Plundering Barbarian", "C+", "There are enough good artifacts to kill that I\u2019m happy to take the first copy of this pretty highly. The failcase of it fixing your splashes, providing Treasure for your synergies, or sacrifice fodder for your Rakdos deck isn\u2019t too bad either."], ["Price of Loyalty", "D+", "This is mainly a synergy card, and the place where I\u2019m happy to play it is in the Rakdos sacrifice deck, where you can get rid of the creature for value once you\u2019re done with it. However I\u2019m somewhat interested in it in general beatdown decks too, since decks in this format are going tall with Equipment a lot so this has enough one-shot potential that I\u2019ll be maindecking it a good deal more than in other sets."], ["Red Dragon", "C+", "4 is a lot of damage, and this is a decently efficient body. I suspect pretty much every beatdown deck will be happy to have this card, despite their wanting 6 drops less than other strategies. I don\u2019t like it that much in slower decks and think you can do better there a lot of the time, but it\u2019s never going to be all that bad."], ["Rust Monster", "C+", "While I don\u2019t think treasure tokens are going to be so plentiful that you\u2019ll just go around one-shotting people with this ability, threat of activation makes this really hard to block and first strike is a very high demand ability in an Equipment set. It\u2019s hard to get disposable artifacts outside of treasure tokens, and I don\u2019t really want to play stuff like Potion of Healing unless I have several of these, an uncommon, so it\u2019s a low C+. Remember when playing this sort of card, that sometimes it\u2019s not worth trading your artifacts off for their creatures \u2013 if they block with a vanilla 1/3 or something, maybe you want the Treasure token more, and it\u2019s not like you really want to be trading Equipment or other real artifacts for their creatures unless you have to. Beware your opponent\u2019s open mana too \u2013 with this sort of card, I\u2019m always looking to make blocks, wait for my opponent to use it a bunch, and then blow them out with a removal spell."], ["Swarming Goblins", "C+", "I\u2019m starting this card pretty high, but it kind of does exactly what Red wants. Multiple bodies are great for giving your Equipment longevity, this is great with cards like You See a Pair of Goblins or Battle Cry Goblin and with black sacrifice synergies, and it\u2019s not really even that understatted. 55% to get at least 6/5 worth of stats and 45% to get 5/4 is pretty reasonable in my book, and the 4/3 can still attack reasonably. This is also a great way to get value off the second dice roll enablers, since getting two Goblins is so much better than one. I debated between C and low C+ here. As usual, you don\u2019t want too many 5 drops and I could see moving this down just on the basis of there being better competition. Ultimately though this is enough value and has enough synergy that I don\u2019t plan to cut it too much for the moment."], ["Tiger-Tribe Hunter", "C-", "Dealing damage equal to the sacrificed creature\u2019s power kills this card a bit \u2013 at that point, you\u2019re just not getting that exciting value. Trading a Goblin token for a high value x/1 or throwing your bigger creature into their bomb, these are the best case scenarios, but a lot of the time it just won\u2019t do much. This statline is pretty bad and I think you can mostly do better on 5s."], ["Unexpected Windfall", "D+", "I don\u2019t generally tend to like looting effects like Thrill of Possibility that much in Limited, but this is enough value that I\u2019m more interested. Still, no Red beatdown deck really wants to play this \u2013 you need to be a slower deck and be splashing, have good treasure token synergies, or some big dragons to play, and that\u2019s limited enough demand that I won\u2019t want to take this highly. This can be a really powerful combat trick with Rust Monster, but it\u2019s very hard to get multiples of a specific uncommon. Still, that synergy is certainly reason to play it more often."], ["Valor Singer", "C", "This is understatted, but this is a solid beatdown ability. It\u2019s a good way to enable an attack into a bigger creature or to apply additional pressure alongside evasive units. I\u2019d be a lot more excited about this card if it were a 3/2 and were good in a brawl itself, but I don\u2019t foresee cutting it all that much in my Red beatdown decks either. Surprisingly, Red doesn\u2019t really have that many good 3s in the format. The 2 drop slot has gotten a lot more attention this set than in previous ones (which is why I\u2019m a lot more excited about beatdown decks, and which makes Equipment better), so you might want to take 3 drops a little higher on that basis \u2013 the good Equipment is generally pretty expensive, not something you can just run out and get value on turn 3."], ["Wish", "D-", "Wish is sadly pretty terrible in Draft. You\u2019re picking from among the cards in your sideboard that didn\u2019t make your maindeck, and well those cards didn\u2019t make it for a reason \u2013 if you add 3 mana to their cost, that doesn\u2019t really help! I had a friend play Wish in a deck where they were producing a bunch of Treasure tokens and intended to get Tiamat (a 5-colour card) from their sideboard in the rare situations where they could make enough, and that\u2019s a very creative way to do things and potentially powerfuI, but it\u2019s a very rare insanely late game proposition and Wish would be bad every other time. If you have a ton of situational cards that are good in certain matchups, then Wish can be decent in that scenario too, but 3 mana is usually just too much to pay. I think it\u2019s potentially a fun thing to play, rather than something that actually increases your winrate, and this D- grade is honestly pretty generous from me\u2026"], ["Xorn", "C", "Treasure tokens do tend to fall off in the later game, and oftentimes one is enough for your splashes or whatever, but there\u2019s enough synergy that I\u2019m reasonably excited for this card. Having that extra ammo for Rust Monster or Black sacrifice synergies can be great, and there are some cards like Ingenious Smith that this is very good with. Still, I just don\u2019t think there\u2019s quite enough enablers or payoffs for this card to get a higher grade -you need to be making Treasures already and then have ways to make them maintain their relevance. Sometimes just mana sinks can help, since you can always just get an extra activation, but that\u2019s not really that exciting."], ["You Come to the Gnoll Camp", "D", "I\u2019m not very fond of this card \u2013 +3/+1 is very poor stats for a trick since you have to 2 for 1 yourself to kill most things, and preventing blocks for a turn is an effect that has been historically overrated in my opinion. The problem is that you have to already have a bunch of creatures and be in very specific situations for that first effect to be good \u2013 it\u2019s often very winmore since they have to be on a pretty low life total or you have to have lots more creatures than they do. This one still lets them block which makes it much harder to push through lethal \u2013 they\u2019re probably going to have chump blockers especially since Venture produces fodder tokens. Ultimately, the pick of two bad options isn\u2019t a card I\u2019m going to take at all highly, but it\u2019s okay filler in some decks, and better the more dedicated an aggressive deck you are."], ["You Find Some Prisoners", "D+", "This is another modal card that is mostly the pick of pretty two situational options. There are some really good artifacts to destroy this set, and you can always just cantrip this if you need to, but the problem is that your opponent\u2019s deck is not going to have synergy with yours \u2013 your cards will generally be better for you than theirs are, unless you get really lucky and spike a bomb or whatever. Three cards isn\u2019t a lot to look at, you sometimes won\u2019t have enough mana to cast say a 6 drop if you play this on turn 4 (which yeah, you want to double spell 2 drops!), and often you\u2019ll just have to make do with a land. Still, this isn\u2019t a horrible card \u2013 it\u2019s medium filler that you can maindeck in a slower deck and not be too unhappy. I would avoid this in my beatdown decks \u2013 it\u2019s just too inefficient and situational, and it\u2019s better just to play a unit than try to spike a unit with it."], ["You See a Pair of Goblins", "C", "This is a much better modal card, because it has a consistent decent option and a powerful situational mode that can often win you some games. Even if you have to use the Goblins mode 9 times out of 10, you\u2019re getting a fine deal with all the Equipment running around, and two Goblins at instant speed can be pretty good for ambushing x/1s/with the couple of Goblin synergies out there. Multiples of these aren\u2019t even too bad, since these effects have synergy with one another. The card is still kind of low impact mostly, but plenty of my beatdown decks will be happy to have it."], ["Zalto, Fire Giant Duke", "C", "Spending 5 mana on a creature that trades with 3/xs isn\u2019t too exciting, but once again Equipment helps this a lot \u2013 being suddenly able to bash for 10 can be pretty incredible. This is a must answer card with Equipment, and you can get some value off it trading, so I\u2019m not going to give it a horrible grade. Still, it\u2019s nothing too exciting either \u2013 I want my 5 drops to stand on their own merits, and often this will trade down on mana and deal a little damage or just get removed for no value."], ["Zariel, Archduke of Avernus", "A-", "This card might look a little underwhelming to some of you, but trust me it\u2019s fantastic. Tibalt, Rakish Instigator was a great card in War of the Spark Limited \u2013 these little Devil tokens make it really hard for your opponent to attack into you and often trade up for real stuff, and this card can make any number while Tibalt could only make two. The Devils are guaranteed damage since you can always just attack with them and deal 1 damage regardless of your opponent does so every turn they leave this in play, the board becomes scarier and scarier. It\u2019s really hard to pressure planeswalkers in Limited, and your opponent will need fliers to break through this so just save your removal spells for those or find some way to sacrifice the Devils and take them down. Eventually making the Devils into big threats with the first ability or just letting you attack for more damage is nice too, but I expect that for the most part you just want to spit out Devils until you can make a really big alpha strike. This ultimate ability is kind of whatever, and seems usually worse to go for it than to make Devils."],
["Lair of the Hydra", "B-", "Another of the fantastic manland cycle that gives you free spells for just the investment of a draft pick, Lair of the Hydra is a fantastic thing for winning late game scenarios that your opponents will always have to leave chump blockers back for once you reach 8 or 9 mana. Scaling with the game is just so good, if you\u2019ve played with Crawling Barrens in Constructed then this gives me similar vibes \u2013 it sits in play until you one-shot them. This is probably the manland I\u2019m most excited to Equip \u2013 putting a Goblin Morningstar on this is a colossal game."], ["Bulette", "C-", "Bulette is pretty understatted and there are a lot of much beefier Green midgame threats you can pick up. It will sometimes take quite a while to get that first counter, but it\u2019s pretty good if it does so immediately. It only checks on your turn, so you need to be beating down for it to be any good. Ideally you\u2019re curving out and attacking with a 3 drop on turn 4 and then playing this afterwards, and then maybe get a second counter with a removal spell or something.. but it\u2019s a lot of hoops at that point."], ["Bull's Strength", "C-", "This is a fine trick, since granting trample is often very good alongside beefy Green creatures and Equipment. It has some defensive applications in untapping the creature, so it\u2019s not dead in games where you\u2019re behind (though still much worse). It\u2019s worse on impact than Run Amok, but I think some beatdown decks will be happy to play a copy or two. Remember that the more Equipment you have, the less you want other cards that rely on you curving out with creatures (click the link below where I explain why). Green only has the mediocre Ranger\u2019s Longbow and colourless options anyway, but your other colour might care or you might just pick up enough good ones not to want this."], ["Choose Your Weapon", "D+", "This is a modal card with two reasonable but situational modes. In some sets, this second ability would be amazing, but I don\u2019t think this is really one of them \u2013 Blue has lots of fliers and White has a few, but the other colours mostly have other forms of evasion. I don\u2019t think you\u2019ll get a good target in most games. The first mode would usually be a pretty mediocre trick, but in an Equipment set and alongside Green\u2019s big creatures, I\u2019m willing to give it more of a pass since it can push a ton of damage in some situations. Again there\u2019s the natural anti-synergy with this and Equipment. It\u2019s odd because lots of these tricks are at their best on voltronned up creatures, but for every game you win that way, you\u2019ll lose a game to clunky low creature draws and removal spells. Overall, the effect is still negative and you need to be very careful about your creature count and curve in Equipment-heavy decks (not that Green is the ideal colour for those anyway)."], ["Circle of Dreams Druid", "D+", "In a 2-colour deck, this card is way too hard to cast, and you won\u2019t need the mana by the time you can get it out in the late game. Even if you have 12 Green sources, an insane amount, you only have a 59% chance to play this on turn 3 averaging play and draw (check out my article on how to calculate this stuff and apply it to magic here), and it gets so much worse with time. I\u2019ve actually coached a Mono Green deck in the set so far, because the colour is very powerful in AFR and capable of standing on its own merits, Those will be overjoyed to have this, it\u2019s insane there, but they\u2019re still rare enough and Green has to be open enough that I can\u2019t justify giving this a higher grade for now. I\u2019m a bit worried that people only reading the tier list will take this too highly, since they won\u2019t have the benefit of reading the description, so don\u2019t be surprised if I move it down to D on there immediately!"], ["Circle of the Moon Druid", "C", "Being able to play both offense and defense reasonably is pretty nice, and I think this card will overperform in a lot of games. There aren\u2019t a ton of removals that punish this switching ability (but remember that auras like Precipitous Drop do work, since this will just die on your turn) and it attacks into boards for most of the game. If the attack is invalidated by a 2 drop blocker, then you can just leave it back and it\u2019s still having a reasonable effect. It\u2019s also a great enabler for Pack Tactics, an ability on some cards which rewards you each time you attack with 6 or more power worth of creatures."], ["Compelled Duel", "D", "This is a card that you can consider playing if you have a ton of trample creatures, really got there on the Owlbears, or you need to enable Pack Tactics and should absolutely stay away from otherwise. The problem is that there are lots of tokens this set, and any deck has access to them just by Venturing twice, and it\u2019s not like this would be anything but situational filler even if that weren\u2019t the case."], ["Dire Wolf Prowler", "D", "When I said in my Red tips section that the format seemed like it lacked good 3 drops and more of the focus was on 2s, I was specifically thinking of this card! This is a horrible statline, and it doesn\u2019t even become good when you use the pump ability. There are also more 4/3s for 4 than usual this set, and at that point you\u2019re trading down on mana. Play it sometimes when you desperately need creatures, but just play more 2 drops instead if you have to."], ["Druid Class", "C", "Druid Class is one of the less exciting Classes, but it\u2019s still not bad when you have the synergies. It gains you 3-4 life, and because it often makes a 7/7 or 8/8 with haste in the late game, some slower decks too, say in Simic, will just want to gain some life and have a decent late game hedge. The problem is that the second ability is pretty bad and it\u2019s often going to gain you more life than the first ability to just have creatures to block with, if you\u2019re not the deck for it. Selesnya lifegain decks, on the other hand\u2026 I might be a little biased because my first 7-0 of the set was the nut lifegain deck, and this card was amazing in it, check it out: It is legitimately really good with Trelasarra, Lurking Roper, and Celestial Unicorn! In Selesnya, I\u2019m happy to take this card at C+ but don\u2019t be afraid to cut it if you don\u2019t get the deck."], ["Ellywick Tumblestrum", "B", "Ellywick isn\u2019t nearly the power level of your classic Mythic planeswalker bomb, but it\u2019s still very good. The second ability is decent value and makes sure you don\u2019t run out of creatures to protect it, but the first ability is really where the power is at and you want to start the venture train asap. The ultimate is gamewinning if you have other Venture stuff, and this card is obviously much better in that scenario anyway. The main problem is that it doesn\u2019t protect itself the turn it comes into play so you often won\u2019t want to run it out on turn 5, but every Dungeon has some way of doing that, with Lost Mine (the go-to dungeon for when you\u2019re unsure) doing so from the second path. If you can protect it, so you\u2019re ahead or at parity, this card is fantastic and will demand some of the Red and Black removal that can hit planeswalkers in short order or you\u2019ll just run away with the game. If you\u2019re behind, it\u2019s pretty bad, but 5 loyalty means it\u2019s probably still going to be hard for you not to get at least two Ventures or one and the best creature from your top 6. I think if you\u2019re going to have difficulty protecting it, you want to try to get on Mad Wizards\u2019 Lair, since the 3rd ability stopping a creature from being able to attack it for a turn is very good and then eventually you can get two Skeletons, and that will also maximise the value you\u2019re getting later on."], ["Elturgard Ranger", "C+", "I\u2019m quite fond of this 5 drop, since this is a lot of value spread over two bodies, and really quite hard for your opponents to deal with. It shuts down fliers, it trades for most things and then you still have the Wolf, and multiple bodies are at a premium alongside Equipment. I think the main problem is just that you don\u2019t want too many 5s and this can\u2019t compete with the likes of Owlbear, but if you have the ramp sources like Find the Path, Treasure tokens, or Clever Conjurer then that effect is lessened. It\u2019s not like you\u2019re very likely to see Owlbears past the first five picks anyway\u2026"], ["Find the Path", "C", "I want some high value 5 drops or a bunch of other Venture stuff to be happy to have this card, and Green is really good at making the former happen and reliant on some specific uncommons for the latter. Once you get there, this is a lot of value \u2013 it\u2019s sort of like drawing a card and making an extra land drop if you are eventually going to get to the later Dungeon stages. Green, and the set in general, seems to have a lot more powerful 5 mana than 3 mana plays in terms of efficiency for the mana spent. A lot of Green decks won\u2019t want it, especially if they\u2019re trying to enable the Pack Tactics mechanic early or to beat down."], ["Froghemoth", "B", "The main problem with this card is it doesn\u2019t attack super well into blockers, and it\u2019s much better on the play than draw since you want to play this before your opponent gets their own 5 drop down. Still, if you get it through that first turn then it\u2019s usually going to be a 5/5 or 6/6, and fear of it turning on will force your opponent to play in a very defensive manner on future turns even if you can\u2019t. There are more 4 mana 4/3s this set than usual which hurts this, but you can often hold this and play other stuff and wait for the right moment when their creatures are tapped, and Equipment is great on it."], ["Gnoll Hunter", "C", "This is a decent beatdown 2 drop, since it stays relevant later in the game and a 3/3 attacker is still relevant on lots of boards. The curve of this -> Circle of the Moon Druid can legitimately be pretty scary. Still, it\u2019s not that great if you\u2019re not curving out, pretty medium in the early turns, and a mediocre bearer of Equipment."], ["Green Dragon", "C", "Green Dragon is a pretty strong way to enable all your attacks with smaller creatures for a turn, not that Green is traditionally the home of those but it\u2019s pretty nice with stuff like Elturgard Ranger and random 2 drops you still have lying around. You have to be beating down to get good value, but some slower decks will play it just as a 6 mana 4/4 flier since that\u2019s a fine statline and Green needs flying blockers. Ultimately, I think this is too weak an ability for me to give this particular Dragon that high a grade, since it won\u2019t block as well in a set with so may Equipment and 4/3s, and there are other 6 drops you\u2019d rather have. I\u2019d actually rather play this next card in my slower decks.."], ["Hill Giant Herdgorger", "C", "Ravenous Lindwurm really overperformed in Kaldheim Limited, but 4 life is more than 3 and that set really just couldn\u2019t deal with 6/6s at all. I think there\u2019s too much aura-based and unconditional removal this set for Herdgorger to replicate the same success, but it\u2019s actually a pretty reasonable 6 drop. It can brawl with equipped stuff and at the very least trade with it, often at a mana advantage. You don\u2019t want too many of those as always, but looking at the set\u2019s offerings, only Air-Cult Elemental and some of the dragons really beat this out in non-beatdown decks (Red and Green Dragon often don\u2019t even do that). I can\u2019t give this a C+ because beatdown decks will be common and really won\u2019t want this card \u2013 you want to equip stuff and have Evasive creatures late, unless your Equipment grants evasion. It is definitely a C+ if you have lifegain synergies or some ramp."], ["Hunter's Mark", "C+", "This card\u2019s a bit inefficient if you don\u2019t target a Blue thing, but 4 mana at instant speed is still perfectly reasonable for removal that works most of the time. When you do play against Blue decks, it\u2019s completely insane. Blue has seemed really good so far (so has Green) so I expect to face it a little more than other colours. This does suffer a bit from \u201ctoo many cards that rely on creatures\u201d syndrome, but that\u2019s not enough reason not to play good cards unless your creature count ends up too low or your curve suffers."], ["Inspiring Bard", "C", "This is a reasonable 4 drop, since enabling your attacks for free is always good and it makes 2 drops more relevant on turn 4. Having the versatility of being able to gain life when I\u2019m behind is great, and this card will always do something (though rarely something super-impactful). That being said, I still think you cut this a decent amount if you don\u2019t have synergies such as in a Selesnya deck with lifegain or a deck wanting to enable Pack Tactics \u2013 there are just better 4 drops and more impactful cards to play."], ["Instrument of the Bards", "F", "Tl;dr: this is truly just a tremendously bad card that I don\u2019t think will ever be worth it. This costs 4 mana to activate so you need it to get four counters, and at that point you can only search for things that cost precisely that amount. Because it only gains counters on your upkeep, that means that you can use your entire turn 4 putting a 3 drop in your hand if you played it on turn 1, and you finally get the card back you spent on this so that future activations might actually do something. That\u2019s best case scenario, and at every time after the first couple of turns it\u2019ll just be a terrible topdeck that takes far too long to do anything. I want my value cards to be good topdecks and do something immediately."], ["Intrepid Outlander", "B-", "This is a very strong 2 drop, attacking and blocking well early and still blocking fliers late, and then giving you some value later on. It\u2019s a fantastic thing to put Equipment on, and we\u2019ve seen how powerful repeated Ventures can be."], ["Loathsome Troll", "C", "6/2 is a really bad statline for 5 mana, but this is a powerful ability in long games. It gives you a constant target for your Equipment whether you win or lose the roll, and you\u2019re 55% to win the roll for a lot of value. There are no ways to self mill in the set, but looting this away to Bag of Holding or Unexpected Windfall could be very sweet. All this is still a really late game proposition, and this card gets significantly worse the faster the set is."], ["Long Rest", "C", "Redrawing your 2-3 best cards in the late game is really powerful, even if there can be some issues with things having the same mana value. This format is faster than the last few but this is a powerful enough late game option to be worth taking highly, since it is also one that comes down to flood a lot."], ["Lurking Roper", "C+", "I\u2019m pretty fond of this card \u2013 it blocks really well and is a solid counter to beatdown decks, and then many decks will have a couple of ways to gain life and get an attack or two in. In Selesnya lifegain decks, this card is absolutely absurd, but all you really need is a couple of repeated enablers like Druid Class or Prosperous Innkeeper to replicate that effect. The first mode on Dungeon of the Mad Mage gains life too so your first Venture might well untap this!"], ["Neverwinter Dryad", "C", "This is a slightly slow way to ramp, especially since I sometimes want to be playing Evolving Wilds or Temple of the Dragon Queen tapped on turn 1, but it\u2019s perfectly serviceable nonetheless. Getting to Green\u2019s powerful 4s and 5s faster is a great place to be, and it can block and then sacrifice on turn 2 to prevent a little damage too. This is the sort of card you don\u2019t want too many of, and you can consider cutting a land for the first copy if your curve isn\u2019t too high/you have decent mana."], ["Ochre Jelly", "B+", "So if you pay x=4 for this card and then it dies, you make a 2/2 on your next end step, which later dies and makes a 1/1\u2026 that\u2019s an extremely good rate and a ton of value! X spells are great in Limited because you end up with a ton of extra mana lying around in lots of games \u2013 if you played much of Strixhaven draft, you\u2019d routinely see truly colossal Fractal Summoning tokens, for example. Even just running this out on 3 mana isn\u2019t too bad if you have nothing else to play, as a 2/2 and a 1/1 on death."], ["Old Gnawbone", "B", "As a 7 drop, this is expensive but it pays you back for the mana, literally! It\u2019s a truly colossal flying body, and if you have stuff to attack with then you can follow it up with more stuff. Next turn if they don\u2019t kill it, you make at least seven Treasure tokens and have absurd amounts of mana to dump into mana sinks, which the set has more of than usual. Green itself doesn\u2019t actually have many, but there are plenty in Red and Blue which can make this card really insane. Ramp is obviously premium with this, and with other treasure generators, there\u2019s plenty of it in the set."], ["Owlbear", "B", "The best Green common by a country mile, Owlbear is going to savage this format. This is the 5 drop you want, the ramp payoff you want, and you should be happy to play it in any deck. It\u2019s just not often that you get real creatures that refund your card, a trend started with Sarulf\u2019s Packmate, which was probably a little better than this but certainly isn\u2019t as high impact!"], ["Plummet", "F", "Plummet is a sideboard-only card, don\u2019t maindeck it. It\u2019s fine out of the sideboard, especially against Blue and White decks, but it\u2019s not really high value \u2013 pick it up on the wheel over mediocre cards."], ["Prosperous Innkeeper", "C+", "This is an absolutely insane card in the lifegain deck, by far the best enabler since it will net you multiple triggers a turn. . You do want to be Selesnya, but it\u2019s a card you easily take at B- if you are/it\u2019s looking open. I posted a deck above where this card extremely overperformed for me. In other Green pairs, this is less exciting but it\u2019s still pretty good \u2013 over the course of the game, it will gain you 4 or 5 life and get those great 4 or 5 drops out a little sooner."], ["Purple Worm", "B-", "This is a colossal and hard to remove body, and things trade often enough in Limited that you\u2019ll be able to play it for 5 enough of the time. If you have to suicide a 1/1 or whatever, so be it, but it\u2019s better if you\u2019re a beatdown deck. They\u2019ll be in chump block mode quickly once it starts to attack."], ["Ranger Class", "A", "This is a card that pretty much does everything. First, it\u2019s a solid 2 drop play, then it gives you an ability that dramatically improves your attacks and gives you a lot of value for only 2 mana (often if the Wolf has a good attack, you\u2019ll just level it on turn 3), and then it takes over the late game in trivial fashion. It reminds me a lot of The Great Henge, but this card is good early (and okay, slightly weaker/harder to cast late). Despite losing some of its strength as a splash card, since you often won\u2019t have the Green mana to immediately level it, I think this combination of abilities is so powerful that it will still be worth it sometimes."], ["Ranger's Longbow", "D", "This is a pretty trash Equipment compared to the rest of the offerings in the set \u2013 +2/+1 often just means you trade up rather than get clean attacks and the Equip cost is pretty expensive. People might point to Elven Bow as being a really good card and so this must be good, but +1/+2 is much better for holding back fliers than +2/+1, and there\u2019s that little matter of coming with a free creature\u2026"], ["Scaled Herbalist", "D", "This is a 2 drop you play when you\u2019re truly desperate for them and not otherwise \u2013 it\u2019s horrible in the late game, doesn\u2019t do that much early, and this ability is incredibly low impact."], ["Spoils of the Hunt", "C+", "This is instant speed Rabid Bite for 1 more mana most of the time, and that\u2019s well worth it, the best removal spell Green gets. I think it\u2019s a little worse this set than most, just because every other colour has better removal options now, even Blue and White, and when you\u2019re running more cards that rely on having creatures like Equipment, you might not have room for the third copy of this. If you do have Treasure tokens, that\u2019s a little extra value and does help in ensuring you kill things, but it\u2019s not a big difference."], ["Sylvan Shepherd", "C-", "I\u2019m not too fond of Sylvan Shepherd outside of the lifegain/dice rolling decks \u2013 it\u2019s hard to attack with a 2/3 repeatedly, and you don\u2019t get much when you make it happen. It\u2019s understatted, and Vigilance is nice to put Equipment onto but not enough to save it from being cut a lot."], ["The Tarrasque", "C-", "I kind of want to believe in The Tarrasque in decks that have enough ramp/are generating enough Treasure tokens. It does seem more reachable in this than most sets, if you\u2019re saving up your Treasures for it. The payoff is incredible \u2013 an unkillable card that takes out their best creature immediately and then every turn after that. Still, 9 mana is an insane amount, unreachable unless you really try to make it happen."], ["Underdark Basilisk", "C-", "I think Green will be beating down enough that it will often cut this card, but it\u2019s reasonable in any sort of slower deck \u2013 2 drops that do something relevant on turn 2 and then still do it late game are premium, it\u2019s just that this is a defensive effect. I\u2019m not giving it a C just because I think Green has amazing stabilising tools and lifegain in this format anyway, so even slower decks might not want multiple copies."], ["Varis, Silverymoon Ranger", "B+", "This is fantastic as a curve play, and then it gives you value off every creature you cast after that. If it lives for long, it\u2019ll complete you dungeons easily and give you a free Wolf friend to boot! You really do want to draw it early and it doesn\u2019t scale quite so well as the game goes on, so it\u2019s not a bomb but you\u2019ll always be happy to have it."], ["Wandering Troubadour", "B", "This is one of the best uncommons in the whole format, converting your worst late game topdecks into repeatable advantage. It\u2019s a must-kill card, and you\u2019ll usually get some value off it first. This ability is often better than Landfall, in that you can still just play this card turn 4 so you get an extra activation. I\u2019d usually stick with Lost Mine of Phandelver here, unless you have a bunch of other Venture in the deck or they\u2019re on a low life total \u2013 it\u2019s going to be very hard to complete Dungeon of the Mad Mage with only this card."], ["Werewolf Pack Leader", "B", "Here\u2019s an amazing 2 drop play that pretty quickly and easy gives you your card back if unkilled, and gives you a mana sink ability that means it\u2019s good at any point in the game. Also fantastic card to equip etc."], ["Wild Shape", "D+", "This trick is just okay \u2013 the hexproof mode is the only one that does very much, because the 1/5 Spider won\u2019t kill anything unless it\u2019s equipped, and the Elephant mode is only really good for going for lethal with an Equipment/eating a 2/2. That combination of situational effects is enough that it\u2019s not a truly terrible card, but it will rot in your hand for most of the game and requires Equipment. Equipped things are the best ones to protect at least, but the main issue is the one of space I keep going on about (the final tip here)."], ["You Find a Cursed Idol", "D+", "There\u2019s enough high value class cards and equipment that I don\u2019t mind maindecking this card a small amount of the time, especially since you can use the third mode if you really need to \u2013 it\u2019s not great to do that unless you have a bunch of other Venture stuff and are reaching the last rungs of your dungeons, but not the worst either. Still, it\u2019s situational filler, you need it less if you have regular removal, and it\u2019s a card I play through lack of better options rather than something I actively want. This is a fantastic sideboard card, probably the single most important one to pick up, and still good in multiples."], ["You Happen On a Glade", "C+", "This is card advantage, a solid way to splash (even splash double off-colour cards if you have a couple of these and some Treasure generators), and a card that retains a good deal of value in the late game. It\u2019s a little inefficient, but versatility is the name of the game in Limited. If the format ends up significantly faster than I believe, I will lower this rating to a C on the tier list, but Green is one of the better colours to deal with fast starts anyway (fast starts with lots of removal will be a problem though)."], ["You Meet in a Tavern", "D+", "In a heavy creature deck, this first mode will often hit you 2-3 Creatures and that\u2019s a decent (but not amazing) rate for 4 mana, but I\u2019m talking like 20+ creatures. I think with equipment and utility spells, it\u2019s going to be hard to actually make it to that, and the chances of getting at least two creatures are only 74% with 17 and at least three is 37.5% (learn how to calculate this stuff here). That means that a quarter of the time you use this mode, it\u2019ll be pretty bad \u2013 1 creature for 4 mana sucks, and this even has a 5% chance to brick completely. Sometimes you won\u2019t even have 17, especially if you\u2019re in a spell-heavy second colour like Blue or have some cards that generate tokens and don\u2019t count towards this in Red. The value proposition doesn\u2019t sound that great to me. The second mode is very situational but incredibly powerful \u2013 you can make some devastating attacks, and force them to chump block a lot if you don\u2019t outright kill them. Still, the cost of that is that it doesn\u2019t do anything until that point, especially since I don\u2019t like the first mode that much. This is a card I specifically want when I have lots of creatures, and I would base whether I played it entirely on creature count. I think 17 is about the lower boundary, and I would ideally want more, but I\u2019d be fine to have it at that point. As such, I expect many decks to cut it and the ceiling is still just filler."],
["Adult Gold Dragon", "A", "Okay, well we\u2019re starting strong. An immediate 8-point lifeswing on a must-kill card makes this an insane bomb. It\u2019s not the most exciting card, but it\u2019ll sure win you plenty of games."], ["Bard Class", "F", "When I first read this card, I thought to myself \u201cokay so ability no.1 doesn\u2019t do anything\u2026 ability no.2 doesn\u2019t do anything, maybe ability no.3 will finally do something?\u201d. No, no it doesn\u2019t. More seriously, the problem is you\u2019re not going to have enough Legendary creatures for this to be worth it \u2013 you need to play several over the course of the game to get good value from these effects, and you\u2019re not going to have nearly enough since each one of the ten colour combinations only has one at uncommon (and having multiple copies of them presents its own issues!). You can imagine the once in a blue moon deck that might open enough on-colour rares and mythics, but even then, reducing their costs by RG probably isn\u2019t that useful, and they\u2019re going to cost plenty of mana so being able to play the top two cards of your library this turn won\u2019t be that useful either.."], ["Barrowin of Clan Undurr", "B-", "ETB ventures are always pretty good, and this one gets much better later on. It\u2019s not the most exciting gold card, since it\u2019s understatted and takes some time to pay off but just getting 1/4 of the way towards activating itself is nice. If you don\u2019t have much other Venture, this becomes a lot worse so you might want to take it lower in pack 3 \u2013 earlier in the draft, venture is easy enough to come by that you should mostly assume you\u2019ll get there."], ["Bruenor Battlehammer", "B", "This is a set full of expensive equip costs, and Bruenor makes them a lot more palatable while providing a substantial buff. Ideally you have an Equipment already out and get a big attack in immediately!"], ["Drizzt Do'Urden", "A-", "This is an absurd amount of stats for just 5 mana, two amazing attackers and equipment bearers in one. I don\u2019t see that final ability being too big an add-on, but it\u2019s nice that the Cat itself will buff Drizzt. Despite being better on curve, this is a card that\u2019s still really high impact later on, so I would be happy to splash it \u2013 it\u2019s just going to be very hard for so much stats to not be good."], ["Farideh, Devil's Chosen", "B+", "There are enough dice rolling effects in Blue and Red that I\u2019m very excited for this card \u2013 55% to draw a card every time you roll a dice is incredible, and it beats down pretty well too. I\u2019d be happy to splash it if I had a lot of dice rolling effects, especially repeatable ones."], ["Fighter Class", "B", "The first ability is the lynchpin here \u2013 how good an Equipment are you getting? I\u2019d take this card high early on (well at around C+, factoring in that anti-gold card and build around it, since the payoff is very good. Making your Equip cards cost 2 less makes every creature annoying since you can move them around so much, and that third ability is potentially repeatable removal late (though you have to be pretty far ahead or have disposable creatures lying around, since they can just multiblock if you use the biggest thing), and that\u2019s all great value as long as you\u2019re getting something good in the first place."], ["Gretchen Titchwillow", "B+", "A fantastic blocker and great in the late game, this is all you want from your 2 drops. I\u2019d be happy to splash this but it\u2019s not so powerful that I\u2019d really go out of my way for it \u2013 the late game is where Simic tends to shine anyway. Sometimes the extra land ability can be nice \u2013 you can use this to just bridge the gap between turns 4 and 6, or go this ability+ 3 drop on 6 mana."], ["Hama Pashar, Ruin Seeker", "B", "In general, doubling the room abilities of your Dungeons isn\u2019t huge, and you need plenty of Venture cards for this to be really amazing, but the failcase here is a 2/3 for 3 that still gets you some value which is still very good. In the right deck, this is broken, since copying the last three abilities of Dungeon of the Mad Mage sounds pretty obscene. I wouldn\u2019t splash this card in most decks \u2013 I don\u2019t expect to have that many venture sources late in the game, so maybe if I had lots of the mana sink or repeatable venture cards but not otherwise."], ["Kalain, Reclusive Painter", "C+", "This is one of the Gold cards I\u2019m a little less excited about, since it\u2019s pretty low impact in most decks \u2013 you really have to be hard on Treasure tokens, which some Rakdos decks will be but not all. If all you\u2019re doing with this is getting one counter and a little ramp or fixing on a pretty mediocre body, I\u2019m not that happy. This is one Gold card I\u2019d try to pick up on the wheel a lot."], ["Krydle of Baldur's Gate", "B-", "Draining them for one and scrying every time you hit them with Krydle combines nicely with his second ability, which is a strong ability regardless. Nonetheless, I think the requirements he imposes on your deck don\u2019t jive that well with the colour combination \u2013 you need to be a Dimir tempo deck with plenty of creatures, which is certainly a draftable thing but Dimir decks will often want to be slower or controlling instead. Lots of Blue creatures just have evasion anyway, so the ability isn\u2019t good on them. Krydle is amazing with Soulknife Spy and other cards with attack/damage triggers and there are more in this set than usual."], ["Minsc, Beloved Ranger", "C", "Well, this is one Gold card that I will be rating down dramatically because of its mana cost, because it\u2019s just not castable in most decks. Still, the payoff is really strong since if you untap with it then you get to deal a ton of damage and every creature becomes amazing, but it doesn\u2019t really interact that well with removal \u2013 sure, you have a 1/1 afterwards. I think you mostly want to be Red and rely on Treasure tokens to try to go for this, and if you don\u2019t have many generators then you just leave them in play and wait for it. It\u2019s nice that it has immediate impact when you do cast it, since you immediately have a big attacker. If this card activated at instant speed, it would just be a bomb since it would make combat a nightmare for your opponents, but I think it\u2019s just decent as it stands."], ["Monk Class", "A-", "Monk Class has a mixture of really strong abilities, with even its first ability being great \u2013 going t2 Class into t3 two 2 drops and then you have an extra mana for as long as you can cast two spells per turn. After that, the bounce ability is decent upside and great specifically against Tomb of Annihilation\u2019s 4/4 Deathtouch token (they probably should just pick a different dungeon if you have this and haven\u2019t levelled it yet), but the real meat comes from that final ability. Getting to draw an extra card per turn is absolutely amazing, and even if you miss on casting a spell for a turn, the exiled cards stick around for later. You can\u2019t play lands, which hurts a little bit, but that\u2019s fine. The best thing about this card is that the levelups aren\u2019t very expensive at all \u2013 it\u2019s pretty trivial to get to that third mode, and you even get to slow them down along the way."], ["Orcus, Prince of Undeath", "A+", "One of the best splashes in the set that I would really go out of my way to enable, this is an obscene card. Even paying 5 mana and 1 life will be enough to blow your opponents out on some boards, and he can really save you from a lot of situations where you\u2019re behind as long as you have life to pay. If you don\u2019t have life to pay, you\u2019re still getting fantastic value from that second ability, and that becomes the better one to go for in the really late game. All of this is on top of this amazing body, and you can just run him out on turn 4 and be happy if you have other plays lined up for later."], ["Rogue Class", "C+", "Rogue class is kind of a slow way to go about things, and it\u2019s really bad against a fast deck. Until you level it up, it doesn\u2019t do anything and Menace is a pretty situational ability. That being said, the third ability is a ton of card advantage and can really take over any long game, and the second ability is very good alongside creatures with attack or damage triggers. My other main issue with it is the same as with Krydle of Baldur\u2019s Gate, in that I expect lots of Dimir decks not to have tons of creatures and to adopt a more controlling gameplan, and that and being really bad when you\u2019re behind is enough for me not to give it that good a grade. It\u2019s a card you\u2019ll still be happy to pick up on the wheel or if your deck doesn\u2019t have many late game hedges, but I feel like Dimir is going to be good late and care more about shoring up its early game anyway."], ["Shessra, Death's Whisper", "C", "4 mana 1/3 is an astonishingly bad statline, and this is a pretty situational first ability \u2013 you have to be holding off a smaller creature with your bigger creature basically, and if they have a second creature then it\u2019s not that good for you. If you don\u2019t get to kill something, this card doesn\u2019t seem like that great a rate, and it doesn\u2019t go very well into beatdown decks (the decks where this first ability is best) just through this awful statline. Another possible home is decks with lots of removal spells or sacrifice effects like Deadly Dispute, but we\u2019re describing slower decks here that probably won\u2019t want to keep paying 2 life for this ability or necessarily be able to take advantage of that first ability. I could see a midrangey deck that can both defend itself and attack well enough to want this card, but I think it\u2019s an awkward fit in too many and it won\u2019t consistently have a good effect even in those."], ["Skeletal Swarming", "B+", "This is the sort of card that just runs away with the game if left unchecked for a few turns. You always get at least one net skeleton ahead, because if your opponent blocks it then you\u2019re getting two from the end of turn ability, so you\u2019re always progressing towards your Skeletons becoming massive lethal threats. The main issue is that it\u2019s pretty bad when you\u2019re behind, but being amazing if you\u2019re ahead or at parity is good enough for me."], ["Sorcerer Class", "D-", "This is really a lot of mediocre effects\u2026 the first ability is Faithless Looting which is card disadvantageous, but that would be a good add-on if the rest of the card was worth a card. The second ability is the one I imagine you play this card for if it\u2019s ever correct to, since it can generate you a lot of mana to cast instants end of turn or whatever if you do have a good creature/instants mix. The third ability does a few damage at best- you\u2019re not going to be casting that many instants and sorceries in the late game, because you won\u2019t have tons of cards left especially if you spent one on this because this isn\u2019t giving you your card back either. If this card was draw two then discard one, it would be very decent in some decks, but I guess this is just a Constructed plant and that might be too good there. In Limited, I think you\u2019re making a mistake pretty much every time you play it."], ["Targ Nar, Demon-Fang Gnoll", "B-", "This is a mix of powerful abilities for a beatdown deck, especially if you\u2019re going wide. +1/+0 to everything is a big game as long as you\u2019re attacking with around three creatures (and not just Equipping this to get the Pack Tactics trigger), and this is a very powerful second ability in the late game that will force them to block. This seems like a pretty cool card to build around with that second ability, since if you give it trample with Goblin Morningstar plus another solid buff, then it threatens to just one shot them through blockers. It\u2019s a lot of work obviously, but it\u2019ll come up if you\u2019re playing all those cards anyway, and this is a fine one to play. Still, it\u2019s not amazingly powerful like some of the other Gold cards as it takes a while to do anything and isn\u2019t that great at attacking early on."], ["Tiamat", "D-", "Trying to cast Tiamat will be a huge mistake for most decks, but if your deck is absolutely loaded with Treasure tokens then you can make it happen, three being the magic number. The issue is you might not even have Dragons to get at that point, so that\u2019s another hoop to jump through, but she\u2019s pretty amazing if you do and they\u2019re dead anyway if they don\u2019t have a removal spell. I would want 7+ Treasure generators, including a couple of repeatable ones, before I was willing to play this card, and even then we\u2019re talking an incredibly late game play that\u2019s still not incredibly exciting."], ["Trelasarra, Moon Dancer ", "B", "You need to get quite a lot of lifegain triggers before this card is really great, but it doesn\u2019t start off bad at all and there are some repeatable ones like Cleric Class and Prosperous Innkeeper that will singlehandedly make this amazing. Even if all you do is get a couple of counters and scry 2 over the course of the game, that\u2019s still a very respectable rate on an okay statline, and there are tons of lifegain cards in Selesnya so I\u2019m inclined to start this high."], ["Triumphant Adventurer", "B+", "Here\u2019s a 2 drop that forces them to have a removal spell or ping effect or you get a ton of incremental value. It\u2019s fantastic when you\u2019re ahead or at parity, and if you\u2019re being beaten down then you can just trade it off and hopefully get a Venture or two first. The 1 damage every turn will definitely add up too, since the card is essentially unblockable."], ["Volo, Guide to Monsters", "A-", "Do you have creatures, preferably of different types? Okay, Volo is insane. It\u2019s really that easy and this isn\u2019t a tribal set where there\u2019s lots of homogenisation of creature types. You won\u2019t have quite so many creatures late and copying 2 drops might be merely good rather than gamewinning, but we\u2019re netpicking on an obviously insane card. This card is so powerful that even though it does get a lot worse late, I would be happy to splash it."], ["Xanathar, Guild Kingpin", "S", "If you ever untap with Xanathar, Guild Kingpin then your opponent is essentially locked out of the game because you can play stuff until you leave a land on top of their deck every turn. Sure, sometimes you\u2019ll hit a glut of nonlands and run out of mana (this is still an amazingly good scenario for you) and oftentimes they\u2019ll just kill it, but you can just save it until they\u2019re low on cards (this is a good thing to do with any high value creature where you need it to survive) and they only have a one-turn window to deal with it. Aura effects do absolutely nothing, unless they\u2019re Minimus Containment, and a 5/6 is naturally immune to many removal spells in the set anyway\u2026"], ["Bag of Holding", "C+", "I overrated Bag of Holding a bit when it first emerged in Core Set 2020 as a rare, but that was a very aggressive format, much more so than I am expecting AFR to be. I think that ensuring you never flood by pitching your lands and expensive cards, and then being huge card advantage late game, all at a pretty reasonable price, is good enough to warrant a high grade. That being said, there is more maindeckable artifact removal running around than usual, and that is incredibly good against this card \u2013 if you don\u2019t have 4 mana up, you lose all the cards you looted away. I think this is a low C+ overall, and could see going down a bit."], ["The Deck of Many Things", "B-", "If the format is fast then this sort of card gets a lot worse, but I\u2019m inclined to believe that games come down to attrition often so far \u2013 people run out of resources and have few cards in hand, and then this just wins the game by itself. You don\u2019t want to use this until you have few cards in hand, because it might make you discard your hand, but you wouldn\u2019t really want to until then anyway! Even in fast decks, having one late game hedge like this to counteract flood really isn\u2019t too bad, but you definitely don\u2019t want to go overboard and mess with your curve. Some decks may not want this, if they have too many other slow things going on or there isn\u2019t space (this goes back to decks being more packed with creatures, Equipment, and your other utility spells), but I think that will be pretty rare and there will be more decks where you\u2019re happy."], ["Dungeon Map", "C", "This is a pretty medium way to use 3 mana early, but it bridges the gap to 5 mana faster and there are tons of really powerful 5 drops in the set. Still, you definitely risk falling behind versus a fast deck by having this as your turn 3 play. In the late game, this is solid since it\u2019s a cheap mana sink that mitigates flood. It\u2019s still pretty slow to get a big advantage from it without other Venture stuff, but it\u2019s cheap enough that you can just play stuff alongside it."], ["Eye of Vecna", "D", "I\u2019m not very fond of this card \u2013 this is just too much life and mana to pay and not fall behind in a lot of games. You only really want to play it late, and often you won\u2019t be able to if you\u2019ve just stabilised against a beatdown deck. There are better ways to hedge against flood and win late game scenarios."], ["Fifty Feet of Rope", "D", "You mainly play this card for Tie Up which can lock down one of their creatures for a turn, but 3 mana is a lot to pay for a very situational effect \u2013 if you have the mana up, your opponent just won\u2019t attack, or will attack with multiple creatures so every turn you\u2019re leaving 3 mana up and not necessarily getting a good effect. Rappel Down is some nice upside alongside this, but 4 mana is quite a lot to have to pay at sorcery speed. I don\u2019t think this combination of abilities is good enough. Both modes only having an effect in the late game is a detriment to this card too \u2013 it just doesn\u2019t do anything for the first five or six turns of the game usually, and then it has a mediocre effect after that."], ["Greataxe", "D-", "Equip 5 is a huge amount and will make any removal spells you face absolutely devastating. +4/+0 isn\u2019t even a good buff to be worth all that investment \u2013 sure, a small creature can now attack and force a trade, but you spent your entire turn doing this and they can still trade off with their worst creature if your creature doesn\u2019t have a lot of toughness."], ["Hand of Vecna", "B-", "This is a lot of life to pay to Equip until you empty your hand, and then later on you can just pay the mana, but you\u2019re probably not getting as substantial a buff at that point. Still, early on this is powerful enough to be worth it \u2013 you just play a 2 drop then equip this on turn 3 and your opponent probably is going to have a really hard time removing it and it\u2019ll deal way more damage than you did yourself. A beatdown deck should be able to capitalise and overwhelm them so long as you\u2019re not flooding out. In the late game, you can just move around and have it give small buffs, and it\u2019s not exciting but it\u2019s still doing something minor \u2013 since you\u2019re no longer paying life, you can start to hold lands in hand and such. This is a much better card in a beatdown deck, but removal for huge creatures isn\u2019t plentiful in the format, and I think it\u2019ll make the cut most of the time even elsewhere."], ["Iron Golem", "D+", "This card is okay filler in any deck \u2013 it will attack and trade always, and sometimes that\u2019ll be annoying when they have a deathtouch creature or you\u2019ll have to block something you didn\u2019t want to, but you\u2019re still getting some value pretty much always. My main problem with it is that a lot of decks really want their creatures to stick around so they can equip them later or use them for Green spells like Spoils of the Hunt, or for tricks\u2026 this set especially seems kind of bad for this sort of effect, at least if you can\u2019t immediately equip it the turn after you play it. Sometimes you\u2019ll get into the nightmare scenario where they play a 6/6 and you don\u2019t have an answer too\u2026"], ["Leather Armor", "F", "I don\u2019t think there are enough Equipment synergies in the set that any deck will be happy to have this. Even if you have 4 or 5 Dwarfhold Champions, using your two cards to make a 3/4 Ward 1 really doesn\u2019t sound exciting to me, it has actual anti-synergy with Bruenor Battlehammer since you can just pay something like Duelling Rapier that would ordinarily cost mana to equip and does more, and there really isn\u2019t much else in the set that has direct synergy with Equipments. Making Plate Armor cheaper is not worth spending a card either. If you\u2019re desperate for Equipment, just play Spare Dagger or some other card that has a noticeable effect."], ["Mimic", "D-", "You never want to spend real cards to make Treasure Tokens, and this ability costs too much mana for too mediocre a body. Perhaps there\u2019s some deck with such insane treasure synergies or such good splashes that it would consider this card, or maybe it just has nothing else going for it and needs to improve its mana desperately, but if you\u2019re not sure then just don\u2019t do it."], ["Spare Dagger", "D", "This is a really low impact Equipment that you can play if you have the synergies, and should avoid otherwise. There are some high value x/1s and it could certainly be really good out the sideboard, but not enough that you want to maindeck this."], ["Spiked Pit Trap", "C", "This is a fine removal spell, since you can just plop it down turn one and come back to it when it\u2019s relevant and 5 damage kills most things. You can\u2019t rely on this producing a Treasure token, but it doesn\u2019t hurt for your splashes and for ramping to 7 drops either, 55% is a very reasonable chance."], ["Treasure Chest", "D-", "This has some sweet flavour, but it\u2019s too inconsistent to be anything but a meme. The five Treasure tokens mode just isn\u2019t relevant enough of the time by the time you get this out, and if you have synergies then it\u2019s a 40% chance so you can\u2019t rely on it at all. Sometimes rolling a 20 is actually worse than rolling 10-19, which is the actual payoff here, but paying 7 mana to draw three isn\u2019t even good. This is a card that maybe you play if you\u2019re desperate for card advantage and have Treasure synergies, but I would be very unhappy if I had to."], ["Dungeon Descent", "D-", "Did this card really have to both produce colourless mana and come into play tapped?? Your deck isn\u2019t going to have many Legendaries in it at all, and having to pay 4 mana and tap one down just to venture isn\u2019t even that good. Play this if you do happen to have 3-4 legendaries and you have enough mana sources that you can afford a colourless land, but otherwise stay away."], ["Evolving Wilds", "C+", "Evolving WIlds is your saviour in low fixing sets \u2013 it will make your hands better and more consistent, and cause you to lose to screw a lot less. Play it in any deck, take it pretty highly, and consider splashing stuff once you have a couple of this or Temple of the Dragon Queen. It\u2019s not a full extra source because you have to choose 1, but it\u2019s kind of the best you can do this set and that\u2019s why I would look for a couple rather than just have one."], ["Temple of the Dragon Queen", "C+", "This is sort of the same card as Evolving Wilds, except okay the deck-thinning on the former is some tiny % beneficial to you and this can come into play untapped every so often. Other than that, just read what I wrote for Evolving Wilds and play this in any deck."], ["Treasure Vault", "D", "I don\u2019t think enough Treasure synergies exist for me to be really excited by this card, outside of some pretty rare decks. It\u2019s good with Kalain, Reclusive Painter and Ingenious Smith, and it\u2019s fixing for the late game so ordinarily I would be happy enough but\u2026 This is all kind of undone by it being a colourless land. I think the fixing is bad enough this set that you shouldn\u2019t play colourless lands unless you have a good reason to do so or happen to have enough fixing through Treasures or whatever \u2013 but the Treasure generators require coloured mana themselves and often cost quite a few mana. Mitigating the number of games you lose to mana screw is really important in Draft, and colourless lands make you that much more likely to have single-colour or otherwise unplayable hands."]];
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let reviews2 = [["Dragon's Fire", "\u4e00", "\u9f99\u706b", "2\u8d39\u77ac\u95f4\u62533\u662f\u6784\u7b51\u6c34\u51c6\u7684\u89e3\u724c\u4e86\uff0c\u4e0d\u5fc5\u591a\u8bf4\uff1b"], ["Farideh's Fireball", "\u4e00", "\u706b\u7403", "5\u8d39\u62535\u8fd8\u80fd\u6254\u9ab0\u5b50\uff0c\u5c04\u7a0b\u4f18\u5f02\u53ef\u4ee5\u89e3\u6389\u57fa\u672c\u6240\u6709\u751f\u7269\uff08\u9664\u4e866+\u7684\u51e0\u4e2a\u5927\u54e5\uff09\uff1b"], ["Hobgoblin Captain", "\u4e00", "\u5927\u54e5\u5e03\u6797\u961f\u957f", "2\u8d3931\u9632\u5b88\u7aef\u4ea4\u6362\u5404\u79cd2\u8d393\u8d39\uff0c\u8fdb\u653b\u7aef\u8f7b\u6613\u89e6\u53d1\u5148\u653b\u8ba9\u5bf9\u9762\u6321\u65e0\u53ef\u6321\uff0c\u8fd9\u7cfb\u5217\u53c8\u7f3a1\u9632hate\uff1b"], ["Valor Singer", "\u4e00", "\u52c7\u6c14\u6b4c\u8005", "3\u8d3923\u5c0f\u6218\u6597\u6559\u6388\uff0c\u8fdb\u573a\u5c31\u80fd\u53d1\u6325\u4f5c\u7528\uff0c\u8ba9\u5c0f\u751f\u7269\u52a0\u653b\u6362\u5927\uff0c\u7a7f\u900f\u751f\u7269\u8f93\u51fa\u66f4\u6709\u529b\uff1b"], ["Earth-Cult Elemental", "\u4e00", "\u571f\u90aa\u6559\u5143\u7d20", "6\u8d3966\u5927\u54e5\u8eab\u6750\u57fa\u672c\u65e0\u654c\u624b\uff0c\u800c\u4e14\u8fd8\u80fd\u89e6\u53d1\u6295\u9ab0\u5b50\uff0c\u591a\u5c11\u8ba9\u5bf9\u9762\u727a\u7272\u70b9\u4e1c\u897f\u4ed6\u90fd\u4f1a\u6709\u70b9\u96be\u53d7\u3002"], ["Plundering Barbarian", "\u4e00", "\u52ab\u593a\u91ce\u86ee\u4eba", "\u8fd9\u7cfb\u5217\u5f88\u591a\u6b66\u5177\u795e\u5668\uff0c\u5f88\u5bb9\u6613\u627e\u5230\u76ee\u6807\uff0c\u518d\u4e0d\u6d4e\u4e5f\u53ef\u4ee5\u9020\u73cd\u5b9d\u8c03\u8272\u8df3\u8d39\u3002\u5e26\u4e00\u4e2a\u751a\u81f3\u4e24\u4e2a\u90fd\u4e0d\u8fc7\u5206\u3002"], ["Swarming Goblins", "\u4e00", "\u54e5\u5e03\u6797\u805a\u7fa4", "\u4e2d\u901f\u5957\u724c\u53ef\u4ee5\u521b\u9020\u591a\u4e2a\u963b\u6321\u8005\uff0c\u5bf9\u4e8e\u5feb\u653b\u6765\u8bf4\u8fd9\u4e2a\u9876\u66f2\u7ebf\u4e00\u822c\uff0c\u4f46\u662f\u4e5f\u80fd\u521b\u9020\u591a\u4e2a\u653b\u51fb\u9891\u7387\u3002"], ["Armory Veteran", "\u4e8c", "\u519b\u68b0\u8001\u5175", "22\u718a\uff0c\u8d34\u6b66\u5177\u5c31\u662f\u5a01\u6151\uff0c\u6709\u4e00\u5b9a\u7a7f\u900f\u80fd\u529b\uff0c\u4e5f\u662f\u4e0d\u9519\u76842\u8d39\u586b\u5145\u7269\uff1b"], ["Boots of Speed", "\u4e8c", "\u901f\u5ea6\u9774", "\u5feb\u653b\u5e26\u4e00\u4e2a\u53ef\u4ee5\u7ed9\u5957\u724c\u63d0\u901f\u5f88\u591a\uff0c\u800c\u4e14\u4f69\u6234\u8d39\u7528\u4f4e\u5ec9\u8fd8\u52a0\u653b\u51fb\uff1b"], ["Dueling Rapier", "\u4e8c", "\u51b3\u6597\u7ec6\u5251", "\u4f60\u5148\u653b\u751f\u7269\u8d8a\u591a\uff0c\u8d8a\u80fd\u53d1\u6325\u4f18\u52bf\uff0c\u5e26\u4e00\u4e2a\u5f53trick\u7528\u5f88\u4e0d\u9519\uff1b"], ["Goblin Javelineer", "\u4e8c", "1\u8d39\u4eba", "\u5f53\u4f60\u6253\u5feb\u653b\u65f6\u9700\u89812~4\u4e2a\u5de6\u53f3\uff0c\u6781\u9650\u5feb\u653b\u7684\u8bdd6\u4e2a\u5de6\u53f3\u4e5f\u53ef\u4ee5\uff0c\u5f53\u7136\u4e00\u822c\u662f\u629311\u98de\u591a\u4e00\u4e9b\uff0c\u6bd5\u7adf\u8fd9\u4e2a11\u5bb9\u6613\u88ab\u963b\u6321\uff1b"], ["Kick in the Door", "\u4e8c", "\u7834\u95e8\u800c\u5165", "\u6ca1\u6709STX\u7684\u5f15\u5bfc\u4e4b\u58f0\u5389\u5bb3\uff08\u4e3b\u8981\u8fd8\u662f\u4e0b\u5730\u57ce\u5f31\uff09\uff0c\u4f46\u662f\u5feb\u653b\u5e26\u4e00\u4e24\u4e2a\u4e5f\u4e0d\u9519\uff1b"], ["You Come to the Gnoll Camp", "\u4e8c", "\u4f60\u6765\u5230\u8c7a\u72fc\u4eba\u8425\u5730", "\u4e0d\u5982STX\u76842\u8d39tap\u4e24\u4e2a\u518d\u5b66\u4e60\uff0c\u4f46\u662f\u4e5f\u7b97\u7075\u6d3b\uff0c\u5e26\u4e00\u5f20\u53ef\u4ee5\u7684"], ["Hoarding Ogre", "\u4e09", "\u98df\u4eba\u9b54", "\u662f\u5728\u4f60\u6709\u5f3a\u529b\u7684\u6254\u9ab0\u5b50payoff\uff0c\u7279\u522b\u7f3a\u89e6\u53d1\u6254\u9ab0\u5b50\u65f6\u5019\uff0c\u4f1a\u8fdb\u4e3b\u4e00\u5f20\uff0c\u4e0d\u80fd\u518d\u591a\u4e86\u300233\u8eab\u6750\u57fa\u672c2\u8d39\u90fd\u80fd\u6362\u4e86\u4f60\uff0c\u66f4\u522b\u8bf4\u4e00\u4f175\u8d39\u767d\u5403\u4f60\u4e86\u3002"], ["Improvised Weaponry", "\u4e09", "\u4e34\u65f6\u6b66\u5668", "3\u8d39\u62532\u8fd8\u662f\u6cd5\u672f\u8bbe\u8ba1\uff0c\u771f\u7684\u592a\u62c9\u8de8\u4e86\u3002\u7f3a\u4e92\u52a8\uff0c\u9700\u8981\u8c03\u8272\u53ef\u4ee5\u8fdb\u4e3b\u4e00\u5f20\u3002"], ["Jaded Sell-Sword", "\u4e09", "\u5251\u5ba2", "\u770b\u8d77\u676543\u5148\u653b\u654f\u6377\u5f88\u7f8e\u597d\uff0c\u4f46\u662f\u4f60\u6ca1\u592a\u591a\u80fd2\u8d39\u9020\u73cd\u5b9d\u7684\u4eba\uff08\u7ea2\u9ed1\u53cc\u8272\u94f6\u724c\uff09\u5982\u679c\u4f60\u771f\u7684\u6709\u5f88\u591a\u9020\u73cd\u5b9d\uff0c\u90a3\u662f\u53ef\u4ee5\u5e26\u7684\uff0c\u4e0d\u7136\u6700\u597d\u522b\u5e26\uff0c4\u8d39\u51fa\u4e2a43\u592a\u62c9\u8de8\u4e86\uff0c3\u8840\u8eab\u6750\u88ab31\u6362\u3002"], ["Unexpected Windfall", "\u4e09", "\u610f\u5916\u6a2a\u8d22", "\u8fd9\u4e2a\u7cfb\u5217\uff0c\u7279\u522b\u662f\u6253\u5230\u6bb5\u4f4d\u9ad8\u4e86\u540e\uff0c\u8282\u594f\u5f88\u7d27\u51d1\uff0c\u5feb\u653b\u8fd8\u662f\u5f88\u591a\u7684\uff0c\u80fd\u6293\u724c\u7684\u673a\u4f1a\u771f\u7684\u592a\u5c11\u4e86\uff0c\u9700\u8981\u8c03\u8272\u70b8\u5f39\u53ef\u4ee5\u5e26\u4e2a\u3002"], ["Arcane Investigator", "\u4e00", "\u79d8\u6cd5\u8c03\u67e5\u4e13\u5bb6", "\u524d\u671f2\u653b\u53ef\u4ee5\u505a\u4ea4\u6362\uff0c\u540e\u671f\u662f\u4e2a\u8d85\u7ea7\u4f18\u8d28\u7684\u6c34\u69fd\uff0c\u6570\u6b21\u5bf9\u624b\u4ea4\u4e00\u5f20\u6740\u6765\u89e3\uff0c\u84dd\u8272\u5404\u4e2a\u601d\u8def\u90fd\u53ef\u4ee5\u8fdb\u51e0\u5f20\u7684\u724c"], ["Charmed Sleep", "\u4e00", "\u53d7\u5730\u5b89\u7720", "\u4e0d\u7ba1\u600e\u4e48\u6837\u662f\u4e2a\u8d39\u7528\u4e0d\u9ad8\u7684\u89e3\uff0c\u5bf9\u4ed8\u8fd9\u7cfb\u5217\u7684\u5927\u6740\u517d\u5f88\u597d\u7528"], ["Djinni Windseer", "\u4e00", "\u98ce\u5de8\u7075\u9884\u8a00\u5e08", "\u8fd9\u724c\u5728\u6211\u5fc3\u4e2d\u662f\u84dd\u8272\u7684\u9876\u94c1\u3002433\u98de\u5df2\u7ecf\u8db3\u591f\u4f18\u8d28\u4e86\uff0c\u8fd8\u80fd\u5360\u535c\uff0c\u800c\u4e14\u8fd9\u4e2a\u5360\u535c\u662f\u6254\u9ab0\u5b50\u3002\u84dd\u8272\u5404\u4e2a\u601d\u8def\u90fd\u5f88\u9700\u8981\u76844\u8d39\u66f2\u7ebf\uff0c\u8fdb\u80fd\u7a7f\u900f\u8e22\u4eba\uff0c\u9000\u80fd\u5360\u535c\u6da6\u6ed1+\u8d5a\u724c\uff08\u5360\u535c2\u4e2d\u540e\u671f\u67091.5\u724c\u4e86\uff09\u8fd9\u91cc\u8bf7\u5141\u8bb8\u6211\u4e73\u4e00\u4e0b\u5730\u57ce"], ["Soulknife Spy", "\u4e00", "332\u736d", "\u8fd9\u7cfb\u52173\u8d39\u8eab\u6750\u90fd\u633a\u4e00\u822c\u7684\uff0c32\u5df2\u7ecf\u662f\u5f88\u4e0d\u9519\u7684\u8eab\u6750\u4e86\u3002\u8e22\u4e2d\u8fd8\u80fd\u8d5a\u724c\uff0c\u4e0d\u7ba1\u662f\u4f18\u52bf\u8f6e\u6eda\u96ea\u7403\u8fd8\u662f\u914d\u5408\u84dd\u8272\u7684fly\u9ed1\u8272\u7684\u7a7f\u900f\u6b66\u5177\uff0c\u90fd\u662f\u6781\u597d\u7684\u3002"], ["Pixie Guide", "\u4e8c", "\u76ae\u514b\u7cbe\u5411\u5bfc", "213\u98de\u884c\uff0c\u80fd\u7a7f\u900f\uff0c\u8fd8\u6709\u4e2a\u5e2e\u52a9\u6295\u9ab0\u5b50\u7684\u5f02\u80fd\uff0c\u4e5f\u7b97\u662f\u4e0d\u9519\u7684\u586b\u5145\u7269\u4e86\uff1b"], ["Rimeshield Frost Giant", "\u4e8c", "\u51b0\u971c\u5de8\u4eba", "5\u8d394/5\u7684\u8eab\u6750\uff0c\u8ba9\u4ed6\u6210\u4e3a\u5f88\u597d\u7684\u5730\u9762\u963b\u6321\u8005\u3002\u8fdb\u653b\u7aef\uff0c\u56e0\u4e3a4\u8d39\u5df2\u7ecf\u6709\u597d\u51e0\u4e2a5\u9632\u5927\u5c41\u80a1\u4e86\uff0c\u800c\u4e14\u5411\u4e0a6\u8d39\u5927\u54e5\u90fd\u53ef\u4ee5\u540a\u6253\u4ed6\u3002\u6240\u4ee5\u4e5f\u4e0d\u662f\u5f88\u5f3a\uff0c\u5e76\u4e14\u5404\u82725\u8d39\u66f2\u7ebf\u90fd\u6709\u4e00\u4e9b\u4e0d\u9519\u7684\u751f\u7269\uff0c\u6293\u4f4d\u4e0d\u592a\u9ad8\uff1b"], ["Silver Raven", "\u4e8c", "\u767d\u94f6\u6e21\u9e26", 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Hawk", "\u4e8c", "\u6e38\u4fa0\u4e4b\u9e70", "\u6253\u5feb\u653b\u601d\u8def\u4e0d\u9519\u76841\u8d39\u751f\u7269\uff0c\u98de\u884c\u7a7f\u900f\uff0c\u80fd\u8e6d\u4e0d\u5c11\u8840\u3002\u53e6\u5916\u8bb0\u4f4f\uff0c\u6a2a\u7f6e\u4e0b\u5730\u57ce\u9009\u5893\u5730\u53ef\u4ee5\u6253\u5bf9\u624b1\u8840\uff0c\u5bf9\u624b\u624b\u91cc\u6ca1\u724c\u7684\u8bdd\uff0c\u8fd8\u80fd\u518d\u62532\u8840\uff01"], ["Celestial Unicorn", "\u4e09", "\u5929\u754c\u72ec\u89d2\u517d", 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"4\u8d3934\u5c31\u662f\u963b\u6321\u7aef\u7528\u7684\uff0c\u5feb\u653b\u80af\u5b9a\u4e0d\u7528\u8fd9\u4e2a\uff0c\u4f60\u9700\u8981\u963b\u6321\u7aef\u7684\u65f6\u5019\uff0c\u53ef\u4ee5\u5e261~2\u5f20\u3002\u5343\u4e07\u522b\u4e3a\u4e86\u4e0b\u5730\u57ce\u53bb\u5e26\u8fd9\u4e2a\u724c\u3002"], ["Devoted Paladin", "\u4e09", "\u8654\u8bda\u5723\u6b66\u58eb", 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"\u4e00\u9636\u6bb5\u5f02\u80fd\u5e45\u5ea6\u592a\u5c0f\uff0c\u4e8c\u9636\u6bb5\u5f02\u80fd\u53ea\u80fd\u9632\u5b88\u7aef\u4f7f\u7528\uff0c\u800c\u4e14MTGA\u4e0a\u5f88\u5bb9\u6613\u8bfb\u51fa\u6765\u8fd9\u724c\uff0c\u633a\u5c40\u9650\u7684\u3002\u5feb\u653b\u5e26\u5b83\u5c31\u9ed8\u8ba4\u662f\u4e2a+1+1 trick\uff0c2\u8d39+1+1\u4f60\u771f\u7684\u4f1a\u7528\u5417\uff1f\u6700\u597d\u522b\u5e26\u3002\u503e\u5411\u4e8e\u9632\u5b88\u53c8\u7f3a\u4e92\u52a8\u7684\u5957\u724c\uff0c\u53ef\u4ee5\u5e261~2\u3002"], ["Paladin's Shield", "\u4e09", "\u5723\u6b66\u58eb\u4e4b\u76fe", "2\u8d39\u95ea\u73b0+2\u9632\uff0c\u4e5f\u4e0d\u592a\u884c\u3002\u80fd\u4fdd\u62a4\u4f60\u7684\u751f\u7269\uff0c\u8d5a\u5230\u5bf9\u9762\u7684\u7a97\u53e3\u592a\u7a84\u4e86\u3002\u4e2a\u4eba\u66f4\u559c\u6b22\u7ea2\u8272\u76841\u8d39\u95ea\u73b0+2\u653b\u51fb\uff0c\u8fd9\u76fe\u6211\u57fa\u672c\u4e0d\u4f1a\u5e26\u3002"], ["Gloom Stalker", "\u4e09", "\u5e7d\u5149\u4f0f\u51fb\u5ba2", 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let map2 = {};
makeMap();
let nt=0,nf=0,nb=0;
let hide = false;
function toggleHide(){
hide = !hide;
if(hide){
$(".rate").hide();
$(".rate2").hide();
//$(".ref").hide();
$(".fix-top").hide();
} else {
$(".rate").show();
$(".rate2").show();
//$(".ref").show();
$(".fix-top").show();
startWork();
}
}
function loopCheck(){
//console.log('loopCheck');
let nnt = $("img.card_slot_2").length;
let nnf = $("img.card_slot_2.front").length;
let nnb = $("img.card_slot_2.behind").length;
if(nnt!=nt || nnf!=nf || nnb!= nb){
console.log('changed!refresh!');
startWork();
}
nt = nnt;nf = nnf; nb = nnb;
//console.log(nnt,nnf,nnb);
}
function makeMap(){
for(var i = 0; i < reviews.length; i ++){
map[reviews[i][0]] = i;
}
//console.log('map:',map);
for(var i = 0; i < reviews2.length; i ++){
map2[reviews2[i][0]] = i;
}
//console.log('map2:',map);
}
function makeBox(){
let bd = $("body");
let div = $('<div class="fix-top" id="review-box"><div class="zone">MTGAZone:<span id="zone-review"></span></div><div class="white">大白:<span id="bai-review"></span><div id="close">[关闭]</div></div></div>');
div.appendTo(bd[0]);
//console.log('bd:',bd);
let hd = $("head");
let st = $('<style>.pre{height:100px;}.t1{color:#0F0;}.t2{color:#83fa4d;}.t3{color:#a8fb4e;}.t4{color:#ddfc52;}.t5{color:#fbe14c;}.t6{color:#f19c38;}.t7{color:#ed5e2a;}.t8{color:#FF0000;}.tno{color:#444;}.rate{position:absolute;left:5px;bottom:5px;width:20px;height:20px;background-color:black;text-align:center;line-height:20px;z-index:9;}.rate2{position:absolute;right:5px;bottom:5px;width:20px;height:20px;background-color:black;text-align:center;line-height:20px;z-index:9;}.white{color:white;float:right;width:34%;border:1px solid yellow;margin:5px;position:relative;}.zone{color:white;float:left;width:64%;border:1px solid yellow;margin:5px;}.fix-top{position:fixed;top:0;left:0;right:0;background:#000;}.ref{color:white;border:1px solid yellow;}#close{position:absolute;right:5px;bottom:-20px;color:yellow;}</style>');
st.appendTo(hd[0]);
$("#close").mouseover(function(){
//console.log('mouseOverReview');
$("#review-box").hide();
});
let ref = $('<div class="ref"><div>鼠标移动到牌面上显示评价，按方向键←→翻页，按h键隐藏/显示评分内容。有异常可以尝试浏览器刷新。 ——非瑞克西亚食尸鬼<br/><br/></div>参考资料:<div><a target="_blank" href="https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/AKVi2V5_vI8nS779f0aCzQ">大白:【限制】2天到秘稀——AFR限制攻略</a></div><div><a target="_blank" href="https://mtgazone.com/dd-adventures-in-the-forgotten-realms-afr-limited-set-review-white/">MTGAZone:D&D: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms (AFR) Limited Set Review</a></div><br /><br /></div>');
ref.appendTo(bd[0]);
let url = window.location.href;
if(url.indexOf("site_draft")!=-1){
let pre = $('<div class="pre"></div>');
pre.prependTo($("div#site_draft_app"));
}
}
function startWork(){
//console.log('startWork');
$("div.card_slot_2").each(function(){
if(hide){
return;
}
let ch = $(this).children("img");
//console.log('ch:',ch[0].alt);
//ch[0].info = ch[0].alt + 'is good';
let name = ch[0].alt;
let children = $(this).children(".rate");
//console.log('children:',children.length,children);
let zrt = getZoneRating(name);
//console.log(name,":",zrt);
if(zrt){
let cc = getColorClass(zrt);
if(children.length==0){
let div = $('<div class="rate"><span class="' + cc + '">' + zrt + '</span></div>');
div.appendTo($(this));
} else {
children.html('<span class="' + cc + '">' + zrt + '</span>');
}
}
let children2 = $(this).children(".rate2");
//console.log('children:',children.length,children);
let brt = getBaiRating(name);
//console.log(name,":",brt);
if(brt){
let cc = getColorClass(brt);
if(children2.length==0){
let div = $('<div class="rate2"><span class="' + cc + '">' + brt + '</span></div>');
div.appendTo($(this));
} else {
children2.html('<span class="' + cc + '">' + brt + '</span>');;
}
}
$(this).mouseover(function(){
console.log('mouse over:',name);
if(hide){
return;
}
let text = showReviewText(name);
$("#review-box").show();
});
});
}
function showReviewText(name){
if(name in map){
let idx = map[name];
let rv = reviews[idx];
//console.log('review:',rv);
$("#zone-review").text('Rating: ' + rv[1] + '. ' + rv[0] + '. ' + rv[2]);
} else {
$("#zone-review").text('no comment!');
}
if(name in map2){
let idx = map2[name];
let rv = reviews2[idx];
//console.log('review2:',rv);
$("#bai-review").text('第' + rv[1] + '梯队' + '。' + rv[2] + '。' + rv[3]);
} else {
$("#bai-review").text('此牌有玄机！欲知详情请备好礼物与我面谈！');
}
}
function getZoneRating(name){
if(name in map){
let idx = map[name];
let rv = reviews[idx];
return rv[1];
} else {
return '?';
}
}
function getBaiRating(name){
if(name in map2){
let idx = map2[name];
let rv = reviews2[idx];
return rv[1];
} else {
return '玄';
}
}
function getColorClass(rate){
let cc;
switch(rate){
case "S":
case "S+":
case "S-":
case "一":
case "优":
cc = "t1";
break;
case "A":
case "A+":
case "A-":
cc = "t2";
break;
case "B":
case "B-":
case "B+":
case "二":
cc = "t3";
break;
case "C+":
cc = "t4";
break;
case "C":
case "三":
cc = "t5";
break;
case "C-":
cc = "t6";
break;
case "D":
case "D+":
case "D-":
case "四":
cc = "t7";
break;
case "F":
case "F+":
case "F-":
cc = "t8";
break;
default:
cc = "tno";
}
//console.log('ColorClass:',cc);
return cc;
}
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