Goblin Archaeologist As I said above, coin flip cards that dont rely on the flip to provide value are often better than those that do
Kenrith often saw play alongside Cavalier of Flame in Fires of Invention decks, where the two creatures combined abilities could increase creatures power and allow them to get through for more damage
There is one issue, however, that everybody seems to agree on: the Reserved List is a bad, stupid, backwards policy that is at best inconvenient and at worse actively killing two of the games best formats
It isnt hard to reach seven mana in Magic, particularly in control and ramp decks, so getting it out ahead of the curve is going to be a common occurrence
Theres a true arcane feel to it: magically enhancing your creature in a bevy of ways, be it stats, keywords, or some great effect