Then again, according to a lot of players Ob Nixilis, The Adversary doesn't really need any help

[189] Awards [edit] 1994: Mensa Select Award winner [190] 1994: Origins Awards for Best Fantasy or Science Fiction Board game of 1993 and Best Graphic Presentation of a Board game of 1993 [191] 1994: Origins Award for the Legends expansion as Best Game Accessory [190] 1995: Deutscher Spiele Preis special award for new game mechanics [192] 1995: Italian Gaming Society Gioco dell'Anno award winner [190] 1996: Super As d'Or award for "Best New Game Concept and Genre Introduced in France" [190] 1997: InQuest Fan Award for Best CCG Expansion for the Weatherlight expansion [190] 1998: Origins Award for the Urza's Saga expansion as Collectible Card Game Expansion of the Year [193] 1999: Inducted alongside Richard Garfield into the Origins Hall of Fame [193] 2003: Games Magazine selected Magic for its Games Hall of Fame [194] 2005: Origins Award for the Ravnica: City of Guilds expansion as Collectible Card Game Expansion of the Year [195] 2009: Origins Award for the Shards of Alara expansion as Collectible Card Game Expansion of the Year [196] 2012: Origins Award for the Innistrad expansion as Collectible Card Game Expansion of the Year [197] 2015: Origins Award for the Khans of Tarkir expansion as Best Collectible Card Game of the Year [198] 2019: Inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame [199] In addition, several individuals including Richard Garfield and Donato Giancola won personal awards for their contributions to Magic

Why Choose a Mono-Blue Deck
As you run through the cards, Commons may come first, followed by 3 Uncommons, the Rare/Mythic card, a Foil card (if any) and then the Basic Land
First, Ramp decks don't play many cards that can be easily interacted with
Indulgent Aristocrat is one of those ways, giving each Vampire a +1/+1 counter for two mana and the sacrifice of a creature