And while many people might ask which of these is the most powerful, I prefer to ask how fun they are
The bonus it grants won't change after that point, even if the number of Rats you control does
Its early days never considered that MTG would be around for 30 years, and so some of the cards from this era are exceptionally powerful, or no longer wanted in the game
Just like flashback spells, you're still casting disturb cards for an alternate cost
Wall of Denial If your plan is to swing with Defenders, Wall of Denial is one of the scariest: an 8-toughness, flying Defender that can't be targeted
Clash of the Eikons Clash of the Eikons offers a lot of play with your saga cards and the efficient fight option on this modal spell makes this a strict upgrade on the classic Prey Upon