Magic: The Gathering Foundations Jumpstart Boosters are built around the idea of getting started simply by opening two boosters, shuffling them together, and starting to play with no drafting, no decklist research, and no digging through your bulk box for lands required
Paradox Engine (Aether Revolt) Congrats, youve won A lot of the most obscene, and often exploitable, cards in Magic: The Gathering allow you to untap your permanents more often than you should
This puts 120 HP Pokemon under threat of being knocked out with a single attack from Ninetales, and sees Magmar doing 80 damage (rather than 50) and Rapidash doing 100 damage (rather than 70)

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Sire of Insanity Despite having both this card and Cavern of Souls to cast it counter free, players still think they are going to be successful with their typical Esper Control decks
Land Tax allows you to shuffle your library after a search, so even if you don't want to get lands, you can see new cards each turn with the Library