They will always see play somewhere, and theyll usually retain their value or even increase in value over time
Instead of being the name of a notable person in Magic history though, this one is much similar its an anagram of goat. That makes a lot of sense because Atogs have a very specific mechanical identity
Card Pool: All sets with the modern card frame, starting from Eighth Edition (released in 2003), are legal
Formats like Standard and Pioneer are well-acquainted with this 2/3 threat
In each category, I'll give an unordered top 5 list for anti-Infect cards, one honorable mention that is "good enough", and one "trap" card that seems good but is actually terrible
The mana symbols are some of the best pieces of graphic design in this (or any) game, so it generally works as a symbol