Theyre great if theyre in your hand early in the game, as they can help ensure you have all the cards necessary for the battle ahead
Examples of effect-based restrictions include Bracket 1s limitation of no mass land denial, no extra turns, and few tutors. What counts as land denial and or a tutor is up for debate, as well as that pesky word few, but the overall guidance is legible: play casually, play slowly, and let players do fair things
Norns Choirmaster is both a relevant threat, as a five mana 5/4 flyer with first strike, and has a repeatable proliferate effect
This is going to be one to watch for lovers of deep Magic lore, not least because it contains characters that weren't featured in the main set - because they're dead
Chase Cards M Rayquaza EX leads Roaring Skies at $318.51