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The first paper Vintage Masters set would have likely arrived at some point in 2014, bringing down prices for dual lands, City of Traitors, Lions Eye Diamond, and others before the first round of crazy Reserved List spikes caused them to go absolutely nuts
It's not quite aggro, it's not quite mid-range, it's a fairly cheap playset, and it activates my favourite archetype much, much faster than before
Also Tree of Perdition is fun
To use another metaphor: the architect spends far less time than the builders who have to come in and make the house happen
Reyhan, Last of the Abzan [Best +1/+1 Counter Support] Reyhan, Last of the Abzan maintains board pressure by preserving invested resources