And every Magic player will feel a certain way when the Reserved List (RL) is mentioned
Here, we have a clear winner with the Izzet deck, which not only has the highest number of new non-legendary cards worth $2 or more but also the single most expensive card in Treasure Nabber
A breakdown of the archetypes in the Vintage metagame, according to MTGGoldfish, looks something like this: The problem with understanding Vintage is that with such a high concentration of powerful cards in the format, even with an archetype breakdown in front of you, it can still be mystifying to the uninitiated
For two people, I'd recommend adding 2-4 more packs, as they're small and we didn't have quite as much selection as we would have liked
Invented to symbolize the Werewolves in original Innistrad changing from Humans to wolf-monsters and back again, the cards represented a massive leap into previously unexplored design space