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I'd want to gather a few world leaders and iron things out. Climate change. I was thinking "overpopulation" but now I'm thinking "totalitarianism. People talking past each other. The world needs more dead people. With restraint, since there can be a lot of unforeseen consequences.

Shoot first and ask questions later. Speak softly and carry a big stick still involves speaking. I'm literally the last person they'd call for that. I have a sunny disposition. I'm probably the second to last person they would call. Fighter pilot. Fire is dangerous! Kinda turned on. Not great. I always play black, which has an inherent disadvantage. I don't have the focus for it.

It doesn't reward my instincts at all. I'm very good at getting into my opponent's head. Very strong. Nothing shakes me. I fly well. It's not great. I have a very weak stomach. With a large umbrella. With a poncho. With a raincoat. In a car! I don't argue with people. We're all dead anyway. Only a few. I've lost count. I don't believe in that. Shift worker. Client facing role. The concept of eternity. The end of the world. Being imprisoned. This might explain why it's banned in basically every format you can think of.

This one's a Black mana source, and remains as ridiculously powerful as the rest of its moxy brethren. That makes this card unique on this list for being the only card on the Reserved List on this list. Wait, no. Underground Sea is the only other dual land on this list. It taps for either Blue or Black mana with no downside whatsoever.

We think you can agree that with this and Volcanic Island on the list, it must mean the combination of Red, Blue and Black must be the best one in Magic - and that means Nicol Bolas is probably right. Yes, this is also on the Reserved List. For only two mana, Copy Artifact is an enchantment that lets you copy an artifact. The pricing of this one might be the most interesting on the list, with it generally being very steady up until its peak in and then fluctuating wildly ever since.

In a shocking departure from the norm, this card is also on the Reserved List. Timetwister costs three mana and lets you shuffle your hand, graveyard and library together and then draw seven cards. The Mox cycle of cards are a marginally less broken version of a Black Lotus.

Each one gives you one mana for no mana but, unlike Black Lotus, can be used multiple times. Mox Ruby gives you Red mana, and has been used in a plethora of decks since they were released. This is a fun one; Mind Twist is a card that can be used to make your opponent discard their hand. That, as it turns out, pretty much wins you the game… most of the time. Standard is a dynamic format where you build decks and play using cards in your collection from recently released Magic sets.

Evolving gameplay and fresh strategies make it one of the most fun and popular ways to play Magi c. Pro Tip : Some cards in Standard have alternate versions or were also printed in older sets, and it's okay to use those cards in your deck. Standard events happen regularly all over the world, from social play at Friday Night Magic to the highest levels of competition at the Magic Pro Tour.