Revolutionizing lands decks across all formats, Spelunking now makes common appearances in Amulet Titan and Pioneer Scapeshift Combo
Rosewater, Mark Subject: Crackle Off the top of my head though here are some cards that are "too powerful to bring back" that might be exciting to reprint in purple, along with what it would mean for the color's section of the pie: Mana Drain (countermagic) Fireblast (direct damage) Hymn to Tourach (discard) Rancor (trample and creature pump?) Land Tax (taxing) Land Grant (land search) Sylvan Library (deck manipulation) Dark Ritual (fast mana) The cards that really help to define the color, like the first three, seem better because their inclusion makes a lot of other cards make sense
, Sacrifice this creature: Exile target noncreature artifact or noncreature enchantment
Finally, the deck features powerful removal, card draw, and reanimate effects in Riveteers Charm, Riveteers Ascendancy, and Call in a Professional
As you'll see, white has come up with numerous ways to justify its actions
Well, Magic design has a similar phenomenon
