The beauty of Magic is that the game reinvents itself with each new release, and nearly every Magic card from the past gets a new card pool context to swim in
A: A repeatable ability, deep card pool, clear win condition, and consistency tools
But in Prismatic, so much of the set is made up of ex cards, new full-art holo patterns, Ace Specs, the first international version of Japans Pok Ball and Master Ball holos, and a whopping 49 alt-art cards of varying rarity, that its hard not to get something interesting in every pack
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Sowing Mycospawn is a great tutor for any land, and the best thing about it is that it happens when you cast it - this means that even if your opponent counters it, you'll still get your land
While the set is very popular today, it didn't garner much attention back in 2002