While it is ultimately arbitrary, here is what I was considering when ranking the cards: Use Scenario: I took into consideration where the cards will be used, for example Commander deck cards are considered in that sense, while uncommons in the main set had more thought put into limited usage
(Translations from Twitter user Toine Lay) So on the face of it, while this is a really high HP Pokmon card for a basic, there's obviously a huge drawback in that ability
Cycling is an important ability for Ramp decks to have in the late-game, which makes Beneath the Sands a good card to have at any point of the game
[c] Deflecting Palm[/c] (x3): For a burn deck, Deflecting Palm is better than a typical damage prevention effect because it also redirects damage to the opponent
Collector Memory and Thumbnail Recognition Collector memory is practical, not abstract
Dockside Extortionist First Printed: 2019-AUG Banned: 2024- SEP Dockside Extortionist generates 4+ treasures very easily in a multiplayer game, which accelerates one player into midgame (or even late game) plays starting as early as turn two