Have a hard you want to see appear in MTG Card of the Day
the one for Ravnica Allegiance will be the second
Two differences though: First, you must choose an opponent each turn if able, so no holding back if youre starting to pull ahead
If I were playing a control deck, Id prefer Rest in Peace, since I wouldnt want my opponent playing any cards from their graveyard
Anytime you have a card leave the graveyard, you get a 2/2 Zombie Druid token, but that payoff is still pretty low
In Sacred Cards you replace Yugi as the main character running around Battle City, and while its fun to place yourself as the main character, the game goes back to the Game Boy Era rules