Here are the links to the last twenty State of Design articles: As always, I will start by looking back at the year as a whole, examining the highlights and lessons of the year
Some players might prefer to wait for Wizards to print stronger Planeswalker Auras before trying out the concept, but at the very least, they'll probably find a home in superfriends decks, or in any deck that uses lots of Planeswalkers to win.
However, there are better cards like Murder or Doom Blade that provide more efficient removal without the drawback of potentially benefiting the opponent, so Saw in Half may not see much play in competitive Magic: the Gathering decks
Misprint Energy cards and Extra Swirls Energy cards are stable investments, and despite the lack of attention they typically receive they can feature beautiful backgrounds and other artistic touches that set them apart from the rest
If Ragavan connects even once or twice, the tempo swing gets hard to recover from
As such, the card features in many competitive Constructed decks across multiple formats
