Instead of the raw power level, Im actively thinking about the gameplay experience I want to cultivate when deckbuilding
Ezio, Blade of Vengeance Ezio, Blade of Vengeance pays you in cards whenever your assassins deal combat damage to your opponents
One is to focus on the fact that for most Secret Lairs , you really aren't getting a big discount by buying them directly from Wizards compared to buying them on the secondary market a couple of months after they are released, so you're probably best off waiting and just picking up specific cards you want as singles, especially if you don't really care about all of the cards in a drop and just want one or two
Robber of the Rich Robber of the Rich had its stint in Standard, but you dont see it much anymore on account of red not being one of the main rogue colors in Commander
they're perfect and have never done anything wrong) is that they often cost four or more mana, meaning that, when you're spending your mana frantically digging for one, you can end up without enough mana to actually cast it