Let's turn to my first Top Ten from the latest set called Aetherdrift for kitchen table formats like Type Four, Five Color, Pauper, Peasant, Highlander, multiplayer and some format you might have heard of called Commander
Nothing could be more frustrating back in the day than having your first-turn 5/5 monster turned into a backward Subversion
See, I was manipulated, had something of mine stolen, denied Aaron, and eventually will have my check from him bounce -- all characteristics of the color blue
Paradox Engine has so many implications that even cards I consider a bad buy-in at their current price (Bloom Tender, anyone?) will likely experience some upside
With that type of hype that surrounds it, it's difficult to resist finding out what could be inside the deck that makes it special
Yes, flip cards count for devotion, because the flipped card still has the same mana cost as the unflipped card