Priority Boarding doesn't change when you can play the exiled card
The card radiates the kind of brute-force energy that made Pokemon feel dangerous and exciting to a generation of kids, and that visceral appeal has aged well with collectors
But you should pass on Hail, Caesar if attacking isn't your thing
Wizards has taken those case files and turned them into some very cool showcase cards, many with a high price tag
The Quiet Years (20002003) After the disasters that were Urza's block and Tempest block, Wizards seemed to learn their lesson and change philosophies when it came to Standard: rather than printing any crazy thing that popped into their head, they would actually try to design cards in a way that would reduce (and hopefully eliminate) the need to ban cards in Standard
The top results are dominated by ramp options with Sol Ring obviously at the very top along with the busted Ancient Tomb and so busted its banned Mana Crypt, but also weve got a bunch of Green ramp staples like Rampant Growth, Natures Lore, and Three Visits