The story catches up with Chandra trying to win the Aetherspark for Nissa, which would likely restore her spark and make her a planeswalker again
Ive seen some lament the death of the set block format that would allow us to steep in a setting and its mechanics a little longer, and I think Edge of Eternities could have done even more in a two block or three block format
It does a bit more work in a multiplayer setting, but in 1v1 formats, it's not doing enough to warrant the card slot or spending 3 ink on it
Eventually, youll start breaking down your opponents defenses, giving you room to swing in over and over again
The amount of one- and two-mana artifacts our format relies on for decks to get ahead early feels quite high nowadays
Beyond that, the Pauper format specifically limits players to Common rarity cards, so it's the most budget-friendly way to explore with competitive play