The Alpha cards were not numbered and the black-bordered fronts offer the card title and game information at the top followed by the artwork, which was done by a variety of illustrators
Cast the Heaven portion of Heaven // Earth to potentially destroy all the flying creatures on your opponents side
This is thanks to them actually being rather good, unlike Hidetsugu, Devouring Chaos
Each of these lands was printed in Magic s freshman year Library and Bazaar in the very first expansion set Arabian Nights , Workshop in the next set, Antiquities , and Tabernacle in the third release, Legends
D-Tier: Enormously, Incredibly, Boringly Unfun and 95% Never Unbanned Erayo, Soratami Ascendant ($6) Gifts Ungiven (50) Griselbrand ($3) Leovold, Emissary of Trest ($2) Limited Resources ($3) Lutri, the Spellchaser (bulk) Nadu, Winged Wisdom (50) Panoptic Mirror ($8) Paradox Engine ($7) Primeval Titan ($8) Prophet of Kruphix ($1) Sundering Titan (bulk) Sway of the Stars ($3) Tinker ($1) Tolarian Academy ($200) Upheaval (bulk) A lot of these cards are just repetitive play patterns, over and over again