It was back in April 1994 that I spent my Spring Break in college playing Magic with my roommates and routinely emptying the local comic store of every MTG Revised Booster Box , pack and starter deck that we could get our hands on
Theres additional trope space we can play in as well that the setting brings to the game, and we love designing cards to our settings. Endless Punishment highlights the potential for this trope space to open doors for more creative design that doesnt have to be a perfect fit for the overarching group slug deck
Im waiting for the day when theres a battlefield full of big creatures and we can triple up on Phthisis
Some of the included villain cards feel like theyre there to make up the numbers, and perhaps like a group of disparate baddies, it feels like it all gets in its own way
You can look at the top card of your library whenever you want (with one restriction
With the advent of powerful goblins such as Dockside Extortionist and Conspicuous Snoop, this card has become a popular inclusion in Commander