Here are the cards Id keep from the original build: 1 Path to Exile 1 Soul Snare 1 Mother of Runes 1 Sol Ring 1 Terminate 1 Bathe in Light 1 Lightning Greaves 1 Boros Signet 1 Orzhov Signet 1 Rakdos Signet 1 Orims Thunder 1 Mortify 1 Vow of Duty 1 Vow of Malice 1 Vow of Lightning 1 Darksteel Ingot 1 Kaalia of the Vast 1 Voice of All 1 Wrecking Ball 1 Anger 1 Syphon Mind 1 Basandra, Battle Seraph 1 Serra Angel 1 Syphon Flesh 1 Oros, the Avenger 1 Malfegor 1 Mana-Charged Dragon 1 Akromas Vengeance 1 Tariel, Reckoner of Souls 1 Archangel of Strife 1 Angelic Arbiter 1 Angel of Despair 1 Akroma, Angel of Fury 1 Reiver Demon 1 Command Tower 1 Rupture Spire 1 Boros Garrison 1 Orzhov Basilica 1 Rakdos Carnarium 1 Vivid Meadow 1 Bojuka Bog With the cards Im keeping, the mana curve is pretty flat
Prices are subject to change leading up to the official launch on Nov
New standard cards were also revealed, showcasing the deep integration of Final Fantasy lore into MTG mechanics: Choco, Seeker of Shangri-La (from Final Fantasy 9): A powerful Chocobo Commander card, surprising even Ichikawa, who noted its historical parallels with Magic: The Gatherings Birds of Paradise
Making a token copy of Ivy, Gleeful Spellthief with Vesuvan Duplimancys ability doubles Ivy, Gleeful Spelltheifs triggered ability when spells target another creature you control
If this is the case, thankfully, youre in luck, as MTG has a surprisingly large amount of holiday-themed cards