The artwork on MTG's Counterspell cards is some of the most diverse you'll find across a card type, ranging from traditional styles to crossover characters and even a meme
-1 Morbid Opportunist: Good card but similar to Elas, I want to focus on ETB and Attacking rather than killing -1 Paladin Elizabeth Taggerdy: I don't want many of my creature cards attacking and honestly the CMC of many of my creatures doesn't make this card worth it -1 Pitiless Plunderer: Same as Morbid -1 White Glove Gourmand: Ended up being a card that read: 4 mana create 2 humans, which is not ideal Artifacts -1 Ashnod's Altar: Never really panned out how I wanted it to, make room for better cards Enchantments -1 Battle of Hoover Dam: Choosing NCR runs into the same issue as Alesha and Desmonda, choosing Legion is fine but also not amazing
In terms of other pricey cards that arent as notable, youre looking at Calculating Lich, Seasoned Dungeoneer, and Grim Hireling which all float around the $10 range
They aim to serve players in the process of building their card collections and playing Limited formats like Draft or Sealed
Winterspell - February 20 Winterspell, as we mentioned, had the unenviable task of offering cards related to Christmas almost two months late (or ten months early, if youre an optimist)
