You see, you can pay one Blue mana and sacrifice it to counter a spell or ability that targets you or a creature you control
This should mean theres some steady demand for Overlord of the Mistmoors over time, even if its competitive prospects fall short
Just like previous releases, Booster Packs, Illumineer's Troves, and new play accessories are on the way
Perhaps Erase is a good card against this particular mono-red deck, but that would only follow from logic along the lines of: "This matchup is very favorable for me in the absence of Outpost Siege, so it's worthwhile to sideboard a narrow answer card because it prevents one of main ways I can lose." Such specific and thoughtful analysis of the matchup is great, and it might lead you to play with one or more copies of Erase in your sideboard
Now, add the fact that artifacts litter casual tables almost as much as Doritos do
The set had a lot of things that I love: history, archaeology, languages, encounter of cultures, Latinoamrica, and I was very happy to include all these things