It also has Daybound, which is Innistrad: Midnight Hunts new mechanic that helps keep track of whether or not a werewolf should be a werewolf or a human
The problem is that he just didn't expect people to go out and buy tons of boosters, trade aggressively, or even buy singles to get the cards they want
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Plus, most of the bombs in the format were NOT parts of normal tribes: witness the pit fighter legends, Dragons, Angels, and the such
But as with any mechanic, some cards that make use of Toxic are better than others so lets look at a top 10
But just like Karplusan Yeti above, I think this is simply a product of early MTG where some of the card artwork don't quite have the main creature it's supposed to be depicting in the main focus