It has a surprising number of niche interactions for a card thats replacing a basic land in most decks
The way were going to do this for Marvels Spider-Man is the same way as many other card reviews weve done, with it being broken down into sets of five per article, in alphabetical and WUBRG order, then multis, then lands (there werent any artifacts good enough to make the list)
Join Chandra in a race through the Omenpaths spanning three planes of the Multiverse chasing a special prize The Aetherspark (which also happens to be the headliner for the set)
You build around things and to accommodate them in green ramp than you do in a lot of other archetypes
The idea was that, whenever a player drafted one of these cards, it would push them to properly prioritize everything else they drafted in those colors
Thats right, today were looking at reanimation effects and how to reanimate cards