Evasion is important
definitely has the potential to be a combo enabler or just a huge value play
It scales up in power based on the total number of artifacts your opponents collectively control
It points out that the Temur 'Grinding Breach' deck could win the game on turn one, and "is notoriously resistant to graveyard and artifact hate by virtue of its ability to diversify its threats, which made it uniquely difficult to overcome in sideboarding." Wizards of the Coast expects to see this MTG format shift significantly now that players aren't having to spend half their sideboard defending against this deck
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