Legality depends on the tournament format -- Flicker of Fate can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others
While cards with abilities similar to this had existed, the fact that this card was designed to boost your creatures and weaken your foes, as long as they were playing nonblack, was rather novel for the time
Confound is different from other such spells in that it actually specifies that the spell must target a creature, not just be able to target a creature or that the spell has a certain number of targets
Tamiyo was the first time we obviously introduced a planeswalker from a known plane (she's from Kamigawa) who was a visitor to the plane we were on
Within this frankly ridiculous batch, a number of iconic Spider-Man heroes are making their MTG debut
8 Sultai Renew Uses Your Graveyard To Strengthen Your Creatures Jeskai Decks Uses Green, Blue, And Black Mana Sultai's new Renew mechanic allows you to get some extra value out of cards in your graveyard