They typically cost one or two more than normal, but add Treasures and are worth it
And yet, by giving control players the chance to lay-away their counterspell on turn two, Saw It Coming has proven its worth even in a Standard format quite hostile to countermagic
Then, if you have 2 or less Life cards, add up to 1 of your opponent's Characters with a cost of 3 or less to the top or bottom of the owner's Life cards face-up
In my original article, I wrote: Counterspell is a strong, appropriate answer to a format that revolves around a wide variety of cheap threats. And it is
Purchase your pack of 100 card sleeves from Backwoods Wizards today
many of these cards were handled and played with, causing tiny surface scratches, bent edges and other types of damage to the card that would devalue it