Kaladesh Remastered Limited Ratings

The AI ratings are gathered with from the MTGA Assistant deck tracker. Pro ratings are provided by Nizzahon Magic. The Pro ratings and comments are made before the set officially releases while the AI ratings are dynamically updated with new data all the time.

  • 5.0 The absolute best you can get.
  • 4.5 Incredible bomb, but not unbeatable.
  • 4.0 Good rare or top-tier uncommon.
  • 3.5 Top-tier common or solid uncommon.
  • 3.0 Good playable that always make the cut.
  • 2.5 A solid playable that rarely gets cut.
  • 2.0 A good playable, but is sometimes cut.
  • 1.5 Filler card but sometimes gets cut.
  • 1.0 Not good filler and often gets gut.
  • 0.5 Almost Unplayable and mostly sideboard material.
  • 0.0 Not playable at all.
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Aerial Responder

AI Rating: 4.3
Pro Rating: 3.5

This just has great stats and keywords. It often finds itself being able to attack effectively in the sky and block effectively during your opponent’s turn, and it gains you life while it does! Just a great deal for 3 mana.

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Aeronaut Admiral

AI Rating: 3.1
Pro Rating: 3.0

This has almost passable stats, and the ability to give Vehicles flying is pretty relevant in the format.

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Aether Inspector

AI Rating: 1.2
Pro Rating: 2.0

This whole cycle is pretty nice, but the Inspector is probably the worst of the bunch. It starts out with worse stats and feels a little bit overcosted. But still, it’s a reasonable playable.

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Aetherstorm Roc

AI Rating: 4.7
Pro Rating: 4.5

A 4-mana 3/3 Flyer is something you always play, and its text box is loaded up with additional upside. It can generate energy, and when you can pay some energy when it attacks, it starts putting counters on things and tapping down blockers. That’s definitely a bomb.

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Airdrop Aeronauts

AI Rating: 3.5
Pro Rating: 3.5

A 5-mana 4/3 flyer is a passable card, and this will gain you 5 life often enough to be a pretty nice creature for your deck.

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Alley Evasion

AI Rating: 0.4
Pro Rating: 1.0

This set does have lots of ETB abilities, but this card is still mostly just a dud. Both modes are underpowered and situational.

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Angel of Invention

AI Rating: 4.9
Pro Rating: 5.0

This is a bomb. You either get a 5-mana 4/3 that is also an anthem effect that ALSO has a bunch of keywords, or a 5-mana 2/1 with those keywords and the anthem effect, PLUS two 2/2s. More often than not its probably right to go wide with it, since you’ll get serious value no matter what, but sometimes you just need a big angel to get you back in the game. Either mode is amazing.

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Audacious Infiltrator

AI Rating: 1.5
Pro Rating: 2.5

This ability comes up more than you might think with all the thopters and servos running around. One of the big downsides about being an X/1 is usually that you die to something like a token, but that’s not a problem here, so it is just a creature with a decent aggressive statline.

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Authority of the Consuls

AI Rating: 4.3
Pro Rating: 0.5

This doesn’t do enough in Limited. You might consider siding it in against some opponents who have a bunch of Haste creatures or something, but that’s a pretty limited use.

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Aviary Mechanic

AI Rating: 1.8
Pro Rating: 2.5

This has a solid baseline as a bear, and its ETB ability actually does something like half the time, and that’s pretty nice.

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Built to Last

AI Rating: 1.1
Pro Rating: 2.0

This is a decent trick that gets even better if you’re rumbling with artifact creatures. It is a decent inclusion in aggro decks.

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Cataclysmic Gearhulk

AI Rating: 4.8
Pro Rating: 4.0

At first glance, this might look completely insane, but it really doesn’t play out quite as well as you’d think! Don’t get me wrong, its still really good, but it is probably the worst of the Gearhulks. You usually get to hold on to two creatures (since you can choose the Gearhulk as your artifact and another creature as your creature). Your opponent will often be able to do the same in a set with lots of artifact creatures, and if you don’t already have the biggest creature on the board, this won’t change things drastically all that often. Sure, it really punishes opponents who go wide, but yeah – you’ll be surprised how often your opponent just stays ahead of you even after you cast this. Again – still very good since it reshapes the board a fair bit – but I think it falls short of a bomb.

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Conviction

AI Rating: 0.4
Pro Rating: 1.0

This Aura just isn’t worth it. The stats boost isn’t great, and being able to return it to your hand doesn’t really help make it much better.

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Countless Gears Renegade

AI Rating: 1.9
Pro Rating: 2.5

You’ll get the 1/1 out of this like half the time, and it will feel great when you do. When that doesn’t work out, it will feel pretty mediocre.

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Dawnfeather Eagle

AI Rating: 2.9
Pro Rating: 3.5

This is one of the sets best Commons. It just has such a massive impact on virtually any board state, and that’s a lot to say about a Common! +1/+1 and Vigilance to your whole team while you also add a flying threat to the table is amazing. The stats boost + Vigilance makes it so you can suddenly attack your opponent, both because your creatures get larger and because they have vigilance, making it much harder for your opponent to kill you on the back swing. This is excellent top curve for aggressive White decks in this format, and the best decks often have at least two of these.

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Eddytrail Hawk

AI Rating: 2
Pro Rating: 2.5

Giving other stuff flying can have a pretty big impact, and the Hawk can do it twice without any outside help, making it a decent card.

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Fairgrounds Warden

AI Rating: 4.1
Pro Rating: 4.0

Removal creatures are always nice, even if they give your opponent back their thing when they die. It is hard to beat adding to your board while subtracting from your opponents.

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Fragmentize

AI Rating: 1.2
Pro Rating: 2.0

This is actually mainboardable in this format, as there are plenty of targets for it. In an ideal world, you probably start it in your sideboard in best of 3, though.

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Fumigate

AI Rating: 4.4
Pro Rating: 4.5

Wraths can reshape the board in a way basically no other cards can, and that always makes them pretty attractive in Limited, because they can bail you out of situations that virtually no other card can. And sure, this costs 5 and your opponent normally gets to untap and rebuild their board first, but the life you gain from Fumigate helps offset that a little bit.

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Gearshift Ace

AI Rating: 3
Pro Rating: 3.5

This has really good base stats, and being able to give Vehicles first strike is very real upside.

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Glint-Sleeve Artisan

AI Rating: 2.8
Pro Rating: 3.0

This is one of White’s best commons. A 3-mana 3/3 or a 3-mana 2/2 and a 1/1 is quite nice, especially because White has lots of ways to pay you off for going wide.

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Herald of the Fair

AI Rating: 0.8
Pro Rating: 2.0

This has mediocre stats, but an ETB ability that often lets you attack more effectively. Still, it is pretty replaceable and not remotely impressive.

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Impeccable Timing

AI Rating: 2
Pro Rating: 2.5

This is situational, but the format does have a significant number of small creatures, and people will inevitably be attacking or blocking, so you’ll find yourself playing this a decent chunk of the time.

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Inspired Charge

AI Rating: 0.7
Pro Rating: 0.5 // 2.5

You would definitely prefer to get Dawnfeather Eagle, but with all of the Servos in White, you end up going wide enough to make this work in a decent chunk of decks, and it can definitely sub in for the eagle in those decks. If you aren’t good at going wide, it is pretty unplayable.

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Master Trinketeer

AI Rating: 4.7
Pro Rating: 4.0

This pumps a significant number creature tokens in the set, especially in White, and comes with a mana sink ability that lets you churn out 2/2 tokens for every 4 mana you have. He can take over the game on his own, even if he is a bit fragile.

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Propeller Pioneer

AI Rating: 2.4
Pro Rating: 3.0

This is another nice card that really gets you going wide, and having the option to make it a 4-mana 3/2 Flyer when that’s what you need is pretty nice.

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Refurbish

AI Rating: 1
Pro Rating: 1.0

Even in a set with this many Artifacts, you don’t often have one in your graveyard that is worth paying 4 mana to reanimate.

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Restoration Specialist

AI Rating: 2.1
Pro Rating: 2.5

Even in a set with this many Artifacts, you don’t often have one in your graveyard that is worth paying 4 mana to reanimate.

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Revoke Privileges

AI Rating: 3.2
Pro Rating: 4.0

This is a really effective removal spell, capable of completely shutting down a whole lot of cards in the format for only three mana. The fact it stops Crewing from happening is really important.

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Servo Exhibition

AI Rating: 2.8
Pro Rating: 2.5

White really is loaded up with ways to go wide at the lower rarities, and this is another nice example of that.

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Skywhaler's Shot

AI Rating: 3.6
Pro Rating: 3.5

This kills a lot of stuff very efficiently and at Instant speed, and the Scry improves your next draw at the same time, which definitely makes this premium.

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Sram, Senior Edificer

AI Rating: 4.6
Pro Rating: 3.0

This set does have a decent number of cards that can you let you draw a card with Sram – especially Vehicles – and if you can get even one extra card out of this two mana 2/2, you’ll feel like you’re really getting there.

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Sram's Expertise

AI Rating: 4.4
Pro Rating: 4.0

When you can cast this on turn four, it is often going to give you a whole lot of value between the three Servos and the card you cast for free. However, keep in mind that in the later part of the game, that part often won’t matter. Still, 4-mana for 3 1/1s isn’t a terrible fail case.

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Thopter Arrest

AI Rating: 4
Pro Rating: 4.0

This can exile most stuff in the format very efficiently. And sure, if your opponent gets rid of it they get their card back, but you’ll still have disrupted them a ton and traded 1-for-1 in the process. And, oftentimes, they just can’t deal with it.

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Toolcraft Exemplar

AI Rating: 4.4
Pro Rating: 2.5

This will often be a 3/2 on your turn without a whole lot of effort, and that is a statline that can attack effectively for quite awhile. Giving it First Strike won’t be quite as easy, but if you can do that this can rumble virtually all game long.

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Visionary Augmenter

AI Rating: 3.3
Pro Rating: 3.5

With some of these Fabricate creatures, you will pretty frequently choose the +1/+1 counter option – but that’s not true here. A 4-mana 2/1 and two 1/1s is just way better than a 4-mana 4/3, especially in a color that has two nice payoffs for going wide at COMMON (Dawnfeather Eagle and Inspired Charge). But yeah, point is, this card’s very good.

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Wispweaver Angel

AI Rating: 3.6
Pro Rating: 3.5

There are lots of ETBs in this set – and remember that includes Fabricate creatures – so playing this on turn 6 as a 4/4 Flyer that gives you another ETB trigger happens pretty often, and that’s a pretty great deal.

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Aether Meltdown

AI Rating: 2.6
Pro Rating: 3.0

This can pretty much shut down a lot of creatures – and vehicles – in the format for only two mana, while also giving you a bit of Energy to use with other cards. It is of course frustrating that things can still block once you use this, and that keeps it from being amazing, but it does a pretty good job.

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Aether Swooper

AI Rating: 3
Pro Rating: 3.5

This often feels like a two mana ½ that makes a 1/1 token on ETB, and that is a very powerful card. If you play this on turn two, you are virtually guaranteed to get that token, and if you can generate a little bit more Energy, it can really get going. It is also a great place to put Artificer’s Goggles!

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Aether Theorist

AI Rating: 1.6
Pro Rating: 2.0

This has decent stats and can improve your draws for no mana – in addition to the fact that it might give you energy to use elsewhere. Its pretty decent.

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Aether Tradewinds

AI Rating: 0.3
Pro Rating: 1.0

This effect is supposed to be here to help you abuse ETB abilities, but it often just isn’t worth going down a card to do this.

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Baral, Chief of Compliance

AI Rating: 3.8
Pro Rating: 3.0

In Limited, this is mostly just a two mana 1/3 that decreases the cost of instants and sorceries – but the good news is that ability is actually pretty nice in most Blue decks in the format.

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Baral's Expertise

AI Rating: 4.5
Pro Rating: 3.5

Bouncing three things can give you a ton of tempo, enough to offset the fact that you don’t actually take an opposing card away from your opponent. Now, this effect is definitely better in more aggressive decks, where you can really punish them after the bounce, and sometimes if you’re a slower deck this won’t really feel that great, but some of that is offset by the fact that, if you have some other cards to cast when you play this, you’ll feel pretty good.

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Ceremonious Rejection

AI Rating: 0.3
Pro Rating: 0.5

Even in a format with this many Artifacts, this is mostly just too narrow to put in your main deck.

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Confiscation Coup

AI Rating: 4.5
Pro Rating: 4.5

Mind Control effects are crazy strong in Limited, since they effectively destroy an opposing creature and you get a copy of it, and Confiscation Coup can’t be dealt with as easily as Aura-based versions of the effect. Sure, it is somewhat limited on what it can steal since you need Energy, but paying 5 to steal a 4-mana card is great, and if you have enough spare energy, it can steal pretty much anything! This is a bomb.

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Disallow

AI Rating: 3.3
Pro Rating: 1.5

This is an alright counterspell for Limited since it can deal with so many different things, but you still won’t play it that often.

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Era of Innovation

AI Rating: 2.4
Pro Rating: 1.0

This looks like it would be a pretty sweet buildaround, but its mostly a dud. The set does have lots of artifacts and artificers, but getting to 6 energy with this is really hard, and it has the problem of not adding to the board in any significant way in the mean time. Sure, if you get to draw those three cards with it you probably win, but by playing a two mana card that doesn’t do anything up front, you are drastically decreasing your chances of lasting long enough to do that in the first place!

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Gearseeker Serpent

AI Rating: 2.5
Pro Rating: 3.0

This is a very nice Common for Blue decks in this format, which really like Artifacts. It often costs 4 or 5 mana, and is a great finisher in this format thanks to its bulk and potential evasiveness.

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Glimmer of Genius

AI Rating: 2.8
Pro Rating: 3.0

Scry 2 + Draw 2 lets you see a large percentage of cards in your small Limited deck, and that’s great – and throwing in Energy definitely matters in this format.

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Glint-Nest Crane

AI Rating: 2.9
Pro Rating: 3.0

A two mana 1/3 Flyer isn’t completely terrible, and this ends up drawing you an extra card about half the time. When you do, it will feel amazing.

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Hinterland Drake

AI Rating: 1.7
Pro Rating: 2.5

This has pretty aggressive flying stats, and that’s enough to offset the fact that it can’t block Artifact creatures – it will mostly be attacking anyway.

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Ice Over

AI Rating: 1.7
Pro Rating: 2.5

It is a bummer that this doesn’t tap down the thing you attach it too, but it is still some serviceable removal.

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Illusionist's Stratagem

AI Rating: 1.2
Pro Rating: 1.5

This is really situational, though it does feel pretty awesome when you blink two creatures with ETB abilities and draw a card. You’d be surprised how often this does very little, though.

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Leave in the Dust

AI Rating: 1.1
Pro Rating: 2.5

Bounce + Draw a card is pretty solid, since it actually lets you go 1-for-1 with your opponent in addition to the tempo.

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Malfunction

AI Rating: 1.9
Pro Rating: 3.0

4 mana is a little clunky, but this shuts down most creatures and artifacts in the format.

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Metallic Rebuke

AI Rating: 0.6
Pro Rating: 1.0

Even in an artifact deck, this isn’t great. Not being a hard counter gives it diminishing returns as the game goes on.

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Metallurgic Summonings

AI Rating: 3.9
Pro Rating: 1.0 // 4.0

This is a very strong spell build around. Your typical Limited deck probably won’t be able to afford paying 5 for this thing and not impacting the board – because your average deck just won’t have enough spells to make sure you go crazy with it. However, if you end up in a spell-heavy deck, you’re going to be in great shape if you get to untap with it, as it will just start churning out tokens.

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Minister of Inquiries

AI Rating: 1.3
Pro Rating: 1.0

There’s not really a mill deck in this format, though sometimes a deck with a lot of energy and a few Ministers can pull it off. Mostly, though, it is a strategy to be avoided in this format.

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Nimble Innovator

AI Rating: 0.7
Pro Rating: 1.5

4-mana for a 2/2 is pretty ugly, but at least it draws you a card. It can give you a 2-for-1 often enough to make the cut sometimes.

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Padeem, Consul of Innovation

AI Rating: 4.6
Pro Rating: 3.5

Padeem is quite good in this set thanks to the large number of Artifacts. Granting them hexproof on its own actually matters a fair bit in the format, but the real value comes from Padeem’s ability to draw you cards. It doesn’t really take building around to take advantage of that. She’ll draw you a decent number of cards just in a regular Limited deck in this format.

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Paradoxical Outcome

AI Rating: 3.3
Pro Rating: 0.0

This card is pretty much impossible to make work in Limited.

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Revolutionary Rebuff

AI Rating: 0.2
Pro Rating: 1.0

This is cheap, but it also isn’t anywhere close to a hard counter, and the fact that it can’t counter artifacts definitely matters in this set.

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Select for Inspection

AI Rating: 0.6
Pro Rating: 2.0

One mana to bounce a creature is a really good deal, even if it can only go after tapped creatures. It can give you some very nice tempo, and tacking on the Scry is nice additional upside.

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Shielded Aether Thief

AI Rating: 2.5
Pro Rating: 2.5

This blocks a lot of stuff in this format pretty well, and makes you energy while doing it! Drawing a card with energy is a pretty nice payoff too.

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Shipwreck Moray

AI Rating: 0.4
Pro Rating: 1.0

This probably isn’t the Energy payoff you were looking for. It has really mediocre starting stats, and takes a ton of energy to ever actually do anything.

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Shrewd Negotiation

AI Rating: 2.2
Pro Rating: 2.5

This is a little less situational than it looks. The format has a ton of 1/1 tokens, and trading a random token for your opponent’s best things can be a pretty big deal. It does take a significant amount of set up, and is pretty clunky, but it has a pretty high ceiling.

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Skyship Plunderer

AI Rating: 3.1
Pro Rating: 3.0

This has nice evasive stats, and it can give you some extra Energy, which is no small thing.

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Tezzeret's Ambition

AI Rating: 0.4
Pro Rating: 1.5

This is a really clunky draw spell, but some decks will be interested in paying 5 to draw 3 with this.

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Thriving Turtle

AI Rating: 1.4
Pro Rating: 2.5

If you play this on turn one, it can become a very real creature on the board. It generally won’t be able to attack forever because its power starts so low, but by the time it has to stop attacking, it has the kind of size that isn’t easy to attack through.

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Torrential Gearhulk

AI Rating: 4.9
Pro Rating: 5.0

You do need some Instants and Sorceries in your graveyard to make the most of the Gearhulk, but that’s not a big ask by turn 6. The Gearhulk often represents a completely absurd three-for-one, since it can Flash in and ambush an opposing attacker, then cast a spell for free from your graveyard, and then leave behind a 5/6 body that generally has to be answered somehow. Even if the spell it gives you for free is mediocre, it is likely that it is worth a whole card, and if you copy removal, well, you just broke the game even more.

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Trophy Mage

AI Rating: 2.9
Pro Rating: 0.0 // 2.5

You do need some Instants and Sorceries in your graveyard to make the most of the Gearhulk, but that’s not a big ask by turn 6. The Gearhulk often represents a completely absurd three-for-one, since it can Flash in and ambush an opposing attacker, then cast a spell for free from your graveyard, and then leave behind a 5/6 body that generally has to be answered somehow. Even if the spell it gives you for free is mediocre, it is likely that it is worth a whole card, and if you copy removal, well, you just broke the game even more.

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Weldfast Wingsmith

AI Rating: 0.8
Pro Rating: 2.0

This has mediocre starting stats, but it does gain Flying often enough to be a decent inclusion in artifact-heavy decks.

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Whir of Invention

AI Rating: 2.6
Pro Rating: 0.0

You just won’t have enough Artifacts or mana to make this worth it in Limited.

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Wind-Kin Raiders

AI Rating: 3.1
Pro Rating: 3.5

If you can cast this for 5, it feels pretty good, and that’s very easy to do. Anything less than that and you really feel like you’re getting a steal.

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Aether Poisoner

AI Rating: 3
Pro Rating: 3.5

This is another very good Common in this cycle. With death touch, it is a real pain to block or attack through, and that means it often has no problem making that 1/1 token. Attacking with it into a block and making that 1/1 feels pretty good, and it can obviously get even more out of hand!

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Aetherborn Marauder

AI Rating: 3.5
Pro Rating: 3.0

If you can move even one counter to this, it becomes quite potent. Even with 0 counters, it is at least passable, and sometimes it will get even scarier!

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Alley Strangler

AI Rating: 0.6
Pro Rating: 1.5

This has alright stats and an evasive keyword ability. You’ll play it sometimes.

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Daring Demolition

AI Rating: 3.5
Pro Rating: 4.0

4 mana to kill any creature or artifact is great in this format, even at Sorcery speed. This is premium removal.

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Defiant Salvager

AI Rating: 0.8
Pro Rating: 1.5

Only being able to sacrifice things at Sorcery speed is rough, even in a format that has a lot of Servos to gobble up.

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Demon of Dark Schemes

AI Rating: 4.8
Pro Rating: 5.0

This demon has great stats, and while the -2/-2 effect is symmetrical, you get to decide when to play it, and you’ll do it when it benefits you and wrecks your opponent – and even if it does take down some of your stuff, at least you get Energy that the Demon can then use to reanimate one of those creatures! Triple Black is pretty real, and not guaranteed all the time, but this is still a stonecold bomb.

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Die Young

AI Rating: 2.3
Pro Rating: 3.0

This is a nice removal spell. At worst, it is two mana to give something -2/-2, and if you have other energy around, it can take down larger things.

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Embraal Bruiser

AI Rating: 2.3
Pro Rating: 3.0

This is often a two mana 3/1 with Menace, and that’s a pretty real threat – not just something your opponent can just disregard. It is hard to effectively stop this thing early.

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Essence Extraction

AI Rating: 3.8
Pro Rating: 4.0

Doing 3 to something and gaining 3 is great, and even though this can’t hit your opponent, you are going to feel pretty pretty much every time you cast it. Even if you’re behind, killing an X/3 and gaining 3 is enough to pull you back to parity most of the time.

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Fatal Push

AI Rating: 4.2
Pro Rating: 4.0

So, even without Revolt, Fatal Push would be an okay removal spell in this format. It kills lots of stuff! Obviously though, you want to be getting revolt going, and when you do, it is going to be one of the best cards in your deck. It can’t kill anything, but it only costs one mana and kills most things, so I’ll take it.

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Fen Hauler

AI Rating: 1.3
Pro Rating: 2.5

This is a solid finisher for Black decks with a decent number of Artifacts. It is quite large, paying 5 for it is pretty realistic, and it can’t be blacked by a ton of creatures in the format, including most of the creature tokens.

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Fortuitous Find

AI Rating: 0.6
Pro Rating: 2.0

If your deck has a good mix of artifacts and creatures – and ideally, artifact creatures, this feels pretty good, since you can pay 3 to get two creatures back, and that’s a nice little play in the late game. Pretty much a dead card early, and if your graveyard doesn’t have the right composition, its pretty bad.

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Foundry Hornet

AI Rating: 2.3
Pro Rating: 2.5

A 4-mana 2/3 Flyer isn’t great, but it is kind of passable. You have to be able to give your opponent’s creatures -1/-1 with this a decent chunk of the time to really get there, but that’s not especially hard to do in Black.

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Foundry Screecher

AI Rating: 1.5
Pro Rating: 2.5

This has passable stats to begin with, and becomes a 3/1 flyer for 3 if you have an Artifact, and that’s a pretty legitimate threat in the air.

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Fourth Bridge Prowler

AI Rating: 0.6
Pro Rating: 1.5

You can play this and kill something with the ETB a decent chunk of the time, but it does tend to get worse as the game goes on.

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Fretwork Colony

AI Rating: 2.3
Pro Rating: 2.5

If you can play this early, it can take over the game pretty effectively – at least, if your opponent isn’t crazy aggressive. Because, if they are, the Colony and their creatures will quickly lower your life total, and the Colony can’t block! Still, most of the time, you’re going to be favored when you play this early. And, even if you play it late, it usually only takes a couple of turns to become relevant. It is definitely a super swingy card – you will see games won and lost as a result of the Colony on both sides. It has a pretty nice ceiling, but also a pretty bad floor.

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Gifted Aetherborn

AI Rating: 4
Pro Rating: 3.5

This has great stats, gains you life, and can trade with anything. Not much more to say about it!

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Glint-Sleeve Siphoner

AI Rating: 4.8
Pro Rating: 3.5

A two mana 2/1 Menace is a decent deal, and this one can draw you cards if you have energy. It won’t always be able to attack to set up the draw, but it will be able to often enough – especially if you play it on turn two, since your opponent almost definitely won’t be blocking it on that first attack.

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Gonti, Lord of Luxury

AI Rating: 4.8
Pro Rating: 4.5

A 4-mana 2/3 with Deathtouch isn’t great, but it would be a card you played on occasion. Luckily, Gonti is a whole lot more than that though! He also lets you draw the best card from your opponents top few cards, and that ends up pairing really well with deathtouch, because Gonti will always give you a 2-for-1 as a result.

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Herald of Anguish

AI Rating: 4.8
Pro Rating: 5.0

This is big and evasive, can be powered out early with improvise, forces your opponent to discard cards, and can give up artifacts to weaken creatures. Herald of Anguish will just win you the game most of the time, though you’ll often find the discard part doesn’t matter. That doesn’t really matter though, because everything else about it is amazing.

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Live Fast

AI Rating: 1.4
Pro Rating: 2.0

Drawing some cards and getting some energy is something you’ll want in some Black decks, but not all of them.

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Lost Legacy

AI Rating: 2.5
Pro Rating: 0.0

As always, these type of “Lobotomy” or “Cranial Extraction” effects are unplayable in Limited.

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Make Obsolete

AI Rating: 2.2
Pro Rating: 1.0

This is mostly something you’ll bring in out of your sideboard in Bo3, though there are enough X/1s in the format that it isn’t completely terrible to main deck.

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Marionette Master

AI Rating: 4.6
Pro Rating: 4.5

This card has two pretty amazing modes that often have a pretty nice impact on the board immediately. If you choose to give it counters, it comes down as a 6-mana 4/6 that does a wopping 4 damage any time an artifact goes to the graveyard. This means that attacking your opponent with Artifact creatures is a nightmare for them, since even blocking means they can down 4. That’s what you’re going to choose with the Marionette when you already have a decent number of artifacts. When you don’t, it helps you go really wide, and does 1 damage any time an artifact dies, including its servo friends. Even if you’re behind, the Master is often enough to turn the game around for you. That makes it a bomb.

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Maulfist Squad

AI Rating: 1.7
Pro Rating: 2.5

Like most of the Fabricate creatures, this is pretty solid, as both options are pretty reasonable. A 4-mana 4/2 with Menace is nice on boards where you are the beat down and your opponent won’t be blocking it any time soon, and 4 mana for a 3/1 and a 1/1 is pretty good when you’re behind.

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Midnight Oil

AI Rating: 3.5
Pro Rating: 4.0

The downside here might look big, but in reality it just ends up being a card advantage engine. Now, you do need to have a reasonably low curve and be pretty aggressive to get full value out of Midnight Oil, but once you do, it will be pretty incredible. Your opponent just won’t be able to keep up with all the extra cards you draw, and even once you run out of counters, you’ll find yourself able to stay away from being damage much by it.

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Mind Rot

AI Rating: 0.3
Pro Rating: 1.0

This is basically never good in Limited, and that’s not different here!

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Night Market Aeronaut

AI Rating: 1
Pro Rating: 1.5

There is a big difference between a 4-mana 2/2 flyer and a 4-mana 3/3 flyer, and Revolt can be difficult enough to get going that this isn’t that great.

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Night Market Lookout

AI Rating: 1
Pro Rating: 1.5

If you’re really aggressive or plan on crewing vehicles a lot – or both – this can be an alright inclusion, but most of the time you’ll stay away from it.

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Noxious Gearhulk

AI Rating: 4.9
Pro Rating: 5.0

This comes down with a pretty large evasive body and destroys your opponent’s best creature while also gaining you life. That can turn the game around in a really big way, and that makes this an incredible bomb.

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Rush of Vitality

AI Rating: 0.6
Pro Rating: 1.5

This is a decent trick that you’ll run in some of your aggro decks.

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Sly Requisitioner

AI Rating: 1.8
Pro Rating: 2.0

I really wanted this to be awesome, because it seems like a lot of fun as a value-engine type card, but it just doesn’t get there as often as you’d like. It is expensive for such a mediocre statline, even with Improvise, and cranking out 1/1s with it is harder to do than you might think, especially because it only counts nontokens.

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Subtle Strike

AI Rating: 1.7
Pro Rating: 2.5

This can often give you a 2-for-1 for only two mana, and that’s great! It won’t always line up that way, but even when it doesn’t it tends to do a pretty good job of making combat go your way.

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Underhanded Designs

AI Rating: 2.9
Pro Rating: 3.0

Most of the value here comes from this turning into a removal spell, but being able to drain the opponent from time to time is nice additional upside. Not every deck will be able to consistently make it into a removal spell, but it isn’t that hard to accomplish either.

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Vengeful Rebel

AI Rating: 3.9
Pro Rating: 3.5

If this just also had its ETB effect, it would be completely insane, since you would just add a 3-mana 3/2 to the board and kill something. Obviously, the Revolt requirement makes it significantly less insane, and this will just be the 3/2 a little more often than you’d like. Still, when you do get Revolt going, it will still feel like you’re doing something amazing.

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Weaponcraft Enthusiast

AI Rating: 3.1
Pro Rating: 3.5

If this just also had its ETB effect, it would be completely insane, since you would just add a 3-mana 3/2 to the board and kill something. Obviously, the Revolt requirement makes it significantly less insane, and this will just be the 3/2 a little more often than you’d like. Still, when you do get Revolt going, it will still feel like you’re doing something amazing.

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Yahenni, Undying Partisan

AI Rating: 4.7
Pro Rating: 3.0

Yahenni starts small, but it isn’t that hard to make them grow, especially because Yahenni can gobble up other creatures to gain indestructibility. There will be some games where Yahenni never amounts to much, but the ceiling is pretty nice.

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Yahenni's Expertise

AI Rating: 4.6
Pro Rating: 3.5

If you can cast this and get the free spell out of it, you’ll feel like you’re really getting there, since it will often just wipe the board and give you something to put on it immediately, which gets around one of the downsides of sweepers – your opponent usually gets to rebuild before you do.

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Aether Chaser

AI Rating: 3.2
Pro Rating: 3.5

This has great stats to begin with, so adding the ability to make Servo tokens is great. A 2/1 first striker is often relevant pretty much all game, whether you’re the one attacking or blocking, so having that Energy/servo upside is great, especially because going wide is very viable in this set.

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Aethertorch Renegade

AI Rating: 3.2
Pro Rating: 2.5

This gives you a ton of energy up front, which is pretty nice! Not so nice is the amount of energy it takes to use its abilities. Pinging stuff is good and all, but it doesn’t do something on every board state, and 2 energy is pretty steep. Sometimes you’ll get there enough on an energy deck for the 6 damage effect, but don’t hold your breath.

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Built to Smash

AI Rating: 0.9
Pro Rating: 2.0

This is a really nice trick for aggro decks, as +3/+3 for one mana is enough to win just about any combat. When you can give an artifact creature Trample, it feels especially absurd! Obviously, since the trick only works on attackers, you’ve really gotta be the beatdown to take advantage of it.

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Cathartic Reunion

AI Rating: 0.1
Pro Rating: 1.0

This mostly isn’t worth it. It is just some clunky card selection that asks for significant set up. There isn’t enough of a graveyard theme in the format for it to be more than that.

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Chandra, Torch of Defiance

AI Rating: 5
Pro Rating: 5.0

Unsurprisingly, Chandra is a massive bomb. If you’re behind, she can come down and kill something. If you’re ahead, you can start using her to ramp you and draw you extra cards, and obviously her ultimate is the kind that can just win the game. She’s got removal and card draw, and while she doesn’t exactly protect herself with tokens or anything like that, her abilities do enough to make sure you build an advantage that snowballs.

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Chandra's Pyrohelix

AI Rating: 2.6
Pro Rating: 3.0

At worst, this kills an X/2 for two mana, which is fine – and sometimes you can take out 2 X/1s, which will feel amazing. It can also go after your opponent when necessary.

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Chandra's Revolution

AI Rating: 2.8
Pro Rating: 3.0

4 mana for 4 damage at Sorcery speed isn’t the most amazing thing, and the land tap down part of the card doesn’t give it much of an upgrade. Still, it is reasonably efficient removal.

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Combustible Gearhulk

AI Rating: 4.9
Pro Rating: 4.0

This Gearhulk is unfortunately not quite a bomb, it has to settle for “really good” instead. A 6-mana 6/6 with First Strike is a great body that will basically win any combat it goes into, but the ETB ability here puts you at the mercy of a little too much RNG. Your opponent will virtually always choose just the mill option, and you’ll be surprised how often you do like 3 with the trigger. Sometimes, if they are low enough on life they do have to give you those three cards, and that feels insane, but the Gearhulk just doesn’t have an ETB trigger that alters the game consistently enough to quite be a bomb.

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Destructive Tampering

AI Rating: 0.5
Pro Rating: 0.5 // 2.5

This looks like something you’d never play in most formats, but two things make this actually an okay card in really aggressive decks. One of these is simply the fact that it often has targets to destroy with the first option, the other is just that turning off (almost) all blockers is often enough for the aggro decks to finish off an opponent who has stabilized. You really only want it in that one deck, but you’re kind of always on the look out for that one copy if that’s what your deck looks like.

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Enraged Giant

AI Rating: 2.8
Pro Rating: 3.0

If you can cast this for either 4 or 5 mana, you generally feel pretty good about it. 4/4 is pretty nice size in this format.

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Fateful Showdown

AI Rating: 2.8
Pro Rating: 1.5

This card is hard to set up in most Limited games. First, you have to be holding on to cards in your hand for it do anything – and most of the time in the late game you have like 0-1 cards in your hand, so it isn’t exactly going to be lighting up a creature or anything. Now, if you have this in your deck, you are obviously going to be a little more inclined to hold on to cards in your hand, but still – 4mana to do 2 damage and rummage twice just isn’t that good, and won’t even always have a relevant target.

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Freejam Regent

AI Rating: 4.7
Pro Rating: 4.5

If you always had to pay 6 for this, it would still be like a 3.5, so adding Improvise to the mix is obviously amazing, since you will pay 4-5 for it pretty often, allowing it to come down and dominate the skies even earlier.

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Frontline Rebel

AI Rating: 0.8
Pro Rating: 2.0

The aggressive decks in the format tend to feel fine about including this in their deck, even if it is a 3-mana 3/3 with downside.

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Furious Reprisal

AI Rating: 3.2
Pro Rating: 2.0

This looks like it would be pretty amazing at first glance – hard not to imagine killing two things with it, right? Well, yeah – it will do that sometimes, but it is also a clunky 4-mana sorcery that can’t do anything about larger creatures, and that’s not exactly what you want to be spending your mana on a lot of the time. And don’t get me wrong, it isn’t bad, it is just also nowhere near a premium removal spell, or even close to being a card you always play.

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Harnessed Lightning

AI Rating: 4.1
Pro Rating: 4.0

Two mana for 3 damage is also premium removal, and this has the upside of getting better with more Energy.

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Hijack

AI Rating: 0.1
Pro Rating: 1.0

While there are aggressive decks in this format, I haven’t really found that Hijack is worth it most of the time, even in them. It is basically a blank card until you can use it to do lethal, and that’s too inconsistent.

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Hungry Flames

AI Rating: 3.9
Pro Rating: 4.0

3 mana to kill an X/3 and do 2 damage to your opponent is a great rate.

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Indomitable Creativity

AI Rating: 3.4
Pro Rating: 0.0

Yeah, you’re not playing this in Limited.

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Inventor's Apprentice

AI Rating: 2.2
Pro Rating: 1.5

If your deck can have this be a 2/3 reasonably consistently, it is a sort of alright card, as a 2/3 body is at least somewhat relevant even late, but it isn’t exactly blowing your opponent away either.

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Invigorated Rampage

AI Rating: 1.6
Pro Rating: 2.0

In really aggressive decks, this trick can really be a beating, as it can add a ton of damage to the board out of nowhere. Now, its rough that it doesn’t increase your creature’s toughness at all, but that just doesn’t really matter if the card lets you run over a couple of your opponent’s creatures while doing a bunch of damage.

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Kari Zev, Skyship Raider

AI Rating: 4.8
Pro Rating: 3.5

Kari Zev on turn two is tough to beat. She and her monkey friend will do a ton of damage before your opponent can ever block her, especially if you back her up with tricks and cheap removal spells. She’s less impressive in the mid to late game of course, but she also represents some pretty significant damage, and has decent stats too.

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Kari Zev's Expertise

AI Rating: 3.6
Pro Rating: 1.5

Threaten effects just aren’t great in this format, even one that sometimes lets you play a cheap spell for free.

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Lathnu Sailback

AI Rating: 0.1
Pro Rating: 0.5

You’re almost never desperate enough to stick this in your deck. A 5-mana 5/4 just doesn’t do anything in this format.

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Pia Nalaar

AI Rating: 4.8
Pro Rating: 4.0

I am sold on Pia even when she’s just a 3-mana 2/2 that makes a 1/1 Thopter. That’s a card you would always play! And of course, she can do a lot more than that! Like give Firebreathing to artifact creatures (including her Thopter), or give up artifacts to make creatures unable to block. This is a 3-drop that can really take over games, and that’s not something one says very often in Limited.

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Precise Strike

AI Rating: 0
Pro Rating: 1.5

This is one mana, and can help enough creatures win combat that it is a semi-reasonable inclusion in aggro decks.

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Quicksmith Genius

AI Rating: 2.1
Pro Rating: 2.5

A three mana 3/2 that rummages sometimes is fine, but not much more than that.

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Quicksmith Rebel

AI Rating: 4.6
Pro Rating: 4.0

So, if you have an Artifact in play when you play the Rebel, he’s going to be insane. Even if your opponent can take him down right away, you will be able to use that artifacts ability to do 2 damage to something, which will often at least mean you kill one creature, and once you do that you’re in 2-for-1 territory. And, if your opponent can’t find a way to deal with the Rebel or the artifact he gave the ability too, he’s just going to win you the game. The problem is that, even in this format, you won’t always have an artifact to use this ability on, and of course the Rebel also dies to pretty much everything.

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Ravenous Intruder

AI Rating: 0.8
Pro Rating: 2.0

This is a pretty threatening attacker even with just a single artifact on the table, and if you have more, it can be a real problem for the opponent. Problem is, you don’t always have artifacts you want to give up to pump the Intruder.

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Reckless Fireweaver

AI Rating: 1.4
Pro Rating: 2.5

This has alright stats and does often chip in a few damage with its ability, especially if you’re making servos.

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Ruinous Gremlin

AI Rating: 0.4
Pro Rating: 1.5

This is passable in your main deck because there are enough Artifacts it can target, but you sort of hope you have some better artifact hate.

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Salivating Gremlins

AI Rating: 1.6
Pro Rating: 2.5

This will be a 4/3 with Trample on lots of turns, and that’s a relevant body all game long. If you’re really good at making servos, sometimes it will be even bigger!

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Scrapper Champion

AI Rating: 3.9
Pro Rating: 3.0

This guy sure is fragile for a 4-mana creature, but if you get to untap and attack with him, he’s not going to be easy to stop, as a 3/3 with double strike demands your opponnet’s respect all game long, and obviously, it can really get out of control if you make some more energy.

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Siege Modification

AI Rating: 1.7
Pro Rating: 1.0

So, this is a crazy swingy card. If you get a vehicle down early and slap this on it, your opponent just dies if they don’t have an answer. Problem is, if they do have that answer, you probably lose as a result of the devastating 2-for-1 you just endured that probably left you with almost no board state. That’s generally too risky for me.

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Skyship Stalker

AI Rating: 4.8
Pro Rating: 4.5

So a 4-mana 3/3 flyer is always good in Limited, and this one also has firebreathing, and can gain first strike or haste. It might not be the most exciting bomb ever, as it is basically just a French Vanilla creature, but this can really take over games.

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Speedway Fanatic

AI Rating: 1.9
Pro Rating: 2.0

Giving Vehicles haste is nice, and a two mana 2/1 with Haste isn’t the worst thing ever, either.

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Spireside Infiltrator

AI Rating: 1.5
Pro Rating: 2.5

This can crew most of the vehicles worth playing in the format while also doing 1 damage to your opponent, and even if it isn’t crewing, it is a 3-mana 3/2 that does 1 to the opponent every time it attacks. It does surprisingly well in aggressive decks.

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Sweatworks Brawler

AI Rating: 2
Pro Rating: 2.5

A 4-mana 3/3 with Menace is kind of alright, and you’ll find yourself playing this for three mana pretty often.

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Welding Sparks

AI Rating: 3.4
Pro Rating: 4.0

This is a great Common, one that would be really good even if it always does 3, but will be doing 4+ pretty often.

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Appetite for the Unnatural

AI Rating: 1
Pro Rating: 2.0

This is a passable main deck card in this format since there are plenty of targets.

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Arborback Stomper

AI Rating: 3.9
Pro Rating: 4.0

It is kind of amazing how much this does for you. The fairly efficient trampling body coupled with +5 life is just a big deal, and often enough to get you back at parity from behind. It really helps you stabilize against the format’s aggro decks.

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Armorcraft Judge

AI Rating: 3.3
Pro Rating: 3.5

This draws you one card often enough to be a reasonably high pick. And, while sometimes it will just be a Hill Giant, it will also draw you 2+ cards sometimes too!

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Attune with Aether

AI Rating: 2.6
Pro Rating: 3.0

This card is sneaky good. It is basically one mana to draw a card and gain two energy, and that’s a great deal. And sure, the card you draw is a land, but that’s fine! It basically lets you play fewer lands in your deck, gives you energy for all the cards that care about that and fixes your mana. It just does so much for only one Green.

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Blossoming Defense

AI Rating: 2.6
Pro Rating: 2.0

This is a nice trick that has additional utility against removal spells thanks to Hexproof.

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Bristling Hydra

AI Rating: 4.9
Pro Rating: 4.5

This is a 4-mana 4/3 that threatens to gain a counter and gain hexproof from the moment it hits the table, and that’s really good. It means your opponent’s removal is almost useless against it, and its size is also a problem as both a blocker or attacker, and if your deck is good at producing energy, it becomes even more of a problem.

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Commencement of Festivities

AI Rating: -0
Pro Rating: 0.5

Fog is slightly better in this format than in most, where I would give it a 0.0. This is because there are decks in the format that try to win the game in a single swing either after pumping their whole board or casting Destructive Revelry, and siding this in against those decks is actually kind of reasonable.

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Creeping Mold

AI Rating: 0.7
Pro Rating: 1.0

This does kill a lot of Artifacts, but as a 4 mana Sorcery, it is too clunky to be worth it most of the time.

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Druid of the Cowl

AI Rating: 2.6
Pro Rating: 2.5

This has decent stats and ramps your mana, which makes it a solid card.

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Greenbelt Rampager

AI Rating: 4.4
Pro Rating: 2.5

So, if you have this in your opening hand, you can just play it on turn one, then you can play it twice on turn two and actually have it stick in play. In that case, you pay 3 mana for a 3/4 , and you pay the mana across two separate turns. That’s a pretty big creature that early! Obviously, you won’t always get it in your opening hand, but In the later part of the game, you still get a ¾ body, and in some decks you can even devise ways to make it a repetable source of energy.

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Heroic Intervention

AI Rating: 4.2
Pro Rating: 2.0

People always overrate this kind of card because they see “Hexproof” and “Indestructible.” And, yeah, those are two really strong keywords, but finding a way to utilize a card like this is harder than it looks. It isn’t bad, but it just isn’t the bomb that I think a lot of players think it will be – a card this situational just can’t be! Sure, it can be used to help a bunch of creatures survive combat, or to blank a removal spell and things like that, but again – try playing with the card, and you’ll see just how often having it in your hand just doesn’t matter.

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Highspire Artisan

AI Rating: 1.4
Pro Rating: 2.5

The two choices you have here are pretty nice. A 3-mana ¼ with Reach can block a lot of stuff all game long while also turning on +1/+1 counter synergies, and a 3-mana 0/3 with Reach that also gives you a 1/1 token isn’t too shabby either.

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Highspire Infusion

AI Rating: 1.1
Pro Rating: 1.5

Even with the Energy, this is a pretty mediocre trick.

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Hunt the Weak

AI Rating: 2.7
Pro Rating: 3.0

You have to be careful with this, because your opponent killing the creature you put the counter on will just blow you out of the game. However, when the coast is clear, permanently pumping a creature and killing an opposing creature is quite strong, especially in a set that has +1/+1 counter payoffs.

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Kujar Seedsculptor

AI Rating: 2.4
Pro Rating: 3.0

You have to be careful with this, because your opponent killing the creature you put the counter on will just blow you out of the game. However, when the coast is clear, permanently pumping a creature and killing an opposing creature is quite strong, especially in a set that has +1/+1 counter payoffs.

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Lifecraft Cavalry

AI Rating: 2.1
Pro Rating: 2.0

This is kind of alright even when you don’t revolt, and pretty scary when you can. It isn’t terrible top curve.

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Longtusk Cub

AI Rating: 4.2
Pro Rating: 3.5

If you play this on turn two, it can just run away with the game, since it will just keep making Energy and making itself larger. Later in the game, it isn’t quite as imposing, but it still represents a very real threat that has to be accounted for.

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Maulfist Revolutionary

AI Rating: 3.7
Pro Rating: 4.0

This has great stats + trample, and also gives you extra +1/+1 counters and energy, both things Green decks are interested in.

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Monstrous Onslaught

AI Rating: 3.2
Pro Rating: 3.0

This is super clunky as a 5-mana Sorcery, but being able to divide damage is big, and doing 4 or so with it isn’t that far-fetched. You can often get a 2-for-1 if you are doing 4+, and sometimes this will do a lot more than that.

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Narnam Renegade

AI Rating: 2.6
Pro Rating: 2.5

This can trade with anything without Revolt, and with Revolt it also becomes a decent attacker.

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Nature's Way

AI Rating: 4
Pro Rating: 3.5

Your creature doesn’t get a stats boost from this, so it has to already be decently sized for this to be worth it – but the good news is, you’re in Green, and that’s just going to be the case most of the time! Also, it doesn’t “fight.” The damage it does is one-sided, so your creature’s toughness doesn’t matter! And the keywords it gives are pretty nice too, especially since you probably just got rid of a blocker.

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Nissa, Vital Force

AI Rating: 4.9
Pro Rating: 4.5

Unsurprisingly, this is a bomb. Her +1 adds a very real threat to the board that can also protect her. A 5/5 land just won’t let many thing through, and if you’re ahead, you can just swing away with it. Her -3 lets you return the best permanent from your graveyard to your hand too, which is sometimes amazing, and her ultimate makes all your lands draw you a card for the rest of the game – and it isn’t even that hard to get to! You can just +1 her once for that 5/5, then use her -6 on the next turn, and sometimes that’s the right thing to do.

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Ornamental Courage

AI Rating: 0.4
Pro Rating: 1.0

This isn’t a great trick. The small power boost doesn’t help you win very many combats.

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Oviya Pashiri, Sage Lifecrafter

AI Rating: 4.7
Pro Rating: 3.5

She might be fragile, but if Oviya is left unchecked, she is a pretty amazing mana sink that can take over in the mid to late game. Making servos and construct tokens will eventually overwhelm your opponent.

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Peema Aether-Seer

AI Rating: 2.1
Pro Rating: 2.0

This has pretty ugly stats for the cost, the ability is pretty expensive and situational. Sometimes it will let you take down an opponent’s key creature, but chances are good that they’re attacking with their best creature anyway, so it isn’t like it will always be able to do something. Plus, you have to have a creature large enough to win combat with the creature you target, which is also far from guaranteed.

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Peema Outrider

AI Rating: 3
Pro Rating: 3.5

The choice between a 4-mana 4/4 Trample and a 4-mana 3/3 Trample with a 1/1 Servo token is a good decision to have to make, because either option is giving you a great deal.

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Ridgescale Tusker

AI Rating: 4.2
Pro Rating: 4.5

Yeah, this is an Uncommon, but it just feels like a bomb in this format. It isn’t hard to go wide, it is a 5-mana 5/5, and it has an immediate and large impact on just about every board it can come down on.

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Riparian Tiger

AI Rating: 2.6
Pro Rating: 2.0

This isn’t the greatest finisher ever for Green energy decks, but you could do worse too. Even without any other help, it is a 5-mana 4/4 Trampler that attacks as a 6/6 the first time it attacks, and that’s a creature that is very difficult to effectively block.

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Rishkar, Peema Renegade

AI Rating: 4.8
Pro Rating: 4.5

So, even if you only have one other creature, Rishkar will put a +1/+1 counter on that and one on himself, so he’ll be a 3/3 that adds a counter to the board on a creature that can attack right away! On top of that, all your +1/+1 counter creatures, including the ones he just made, can also tap for mana, helping you power out more powerful spells. Yeah, Rishkar is crazy good, and a frightening thing to see on turn three in this format.

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Rishkar's Expertise

AI Rating: 4.4
Pro Rating: 3.5

This is expensive as well as conditional, and I don’t love that combination. Counting on drawing more than 4 with this is probably a bad idea – but there’s some really good news here. Unlike the other “Expertise” cards, which drop off in the late game because you just won’t have a thing to cast for free, with Rishkar’s Expertise you are drawing cards, and you can cast one of the cards that you draw with the effect. In other words, as long as you manage to draw at least 3 cards with it, you’re pretty likely to add something else to the board too. So, yeah, sometimes this will suck because you don’t have a big creature around, but most of the time? You’ll get a few cards and do something else on your turn, so it isn’t like you’re paying 6 and not doing anything but drawing cards.

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Sage of Shaila's Claim

AI Rating: 1.3
Pro Rating: 1.5

Energy is important in this format and all, but this two drop still doesn’t usually feel like its worth the card.

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Servant of the Conduit

AI Rating: 3.8
Pro Rating: 3.5

This is a bear that ramps and fixes for you. And gives you energy. Yeah, that’s a pretty nice Uncommon.

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Thriving Rhino

AI Rating: 3.3
Pro Rating: 3.0

This is the best card in the “Thriving” cycle. The first time it attacks it becomes a ¾, and that’s a pretty real body – especially on turn 4, but even in the later part of the game.

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Unbridled Growth

AI Rating: 1.3
Pro Rating: 1.0

This is something you’ll play if you’re really hard up for fixing, but will avoid most of the time.

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Verdurous Gearhulk

AI Rating: 4.9
Pro Rating: 5.0

Even if you have 0 other creatures, Verdurous Gearhulk is a 5-mana 8/8 with Trample. And uh…yeah. That’s the fail case here. Most of the time, he’ll come down and distribute the counters other places – which is better, because one removal spell doesn’t blank the effect as can happen when he’s just a huge trampler. But yeah, most of the time he’ll add a ton of damage to the board right away, in addition to his own sizable body. This is a bomb.

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Wild Wanderer

AI Rating: 1.7
Pro Rating: 2.5

This actually provides some reasonable fixing and ramp, and is large enough to trade.

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Wildest Dreams

AI Rating: 3.2
Pro Rating: 2.5

This is pretty slow, but by the late game in can get you back a whole bunch of cards. Now, granted, you have to tap out and not add to the board when you do it most of the time, but that’s okay. And, in a fail case, you can just pay three with it to return one thing to your hand, and that’s not too shabby in a pinch. So yeah, reasonable floor here and an insane ceiling.

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Ajani Unyielding

AI Rating: 4.9
Pro Rating: 5.0

This Ajani is a bomb. The -2 lets you exile any creature, and the +2 is going to draw you one or more cards most of the time. Even if Ajani just gets to use the -2 twice, you’re getting a pretty great deal, and if you’re allowed to keep it in play any longer than that, it is pretty impossible for your opponent to win.

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Cloudblazer

AI Rating: 3.6
Pro Rating: 4.0

This is quite the signpost uncommon! It basically gives you a 3-for-1 and gains you some life to give you a better chance of surviving long enough to use those cards, which is great.

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Contraband Kingpin

AI Rating: 2.4
Pro Rating: 3.0

The Kingpin has a very annoying body for aggressive decks to deal with since it can block a ton of stuff and survive while also gaining you life. Then, in the mean time, you get to Scry any time an Artifact ETBs, and that’s some nice additional upside.

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Dark Intimations

AI Rating: 2.9
Pro Rating: 2.5

You’re basically never going to be able to trigger the Bolas part, but this is actually a pretty decent card, though not really one worth going into three colors for on its own. If you are in those three colors though, this ends up getting rid of an opposing creature and a card in their hand while you get a creature back and draw a card, and that’s not bad for 5 mana.

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Depala, Pilot Exemplar

AI Rating: 4.5
Pro Rating: 4.0

This set has lots of Dwarves and Vehicles for Depala to pump, and its pretty sweet that she has a mana sink ability that triggers when she taps – which can be from crewing vehicles or attacking. So, if you’re flooding out, you can put the mana into that ability and you have a decent chance at finding something useful.

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Dovin Baan

AI Rating: 4.8
Pro Rating: 4.0

Dovin’s +1 shuts down a lot of creatures at least temporarily, and his -1 is also pretty good, as drawing cards and gaining life goes a long way towards helping you win. However, he doesn’t have any real removal effect and doesn’t have any real way to protect himself, and that makes him fall short of being a bomb. Instead, he’s just really good.

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Empyreal Voyager

AI Rating: 3.3
Pro Rating: 3.5

This has solid stats and can supply you with Energy, which you’re very interested in UG, so it’s a pretty nice card to have.

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Engineered Might

AI Rating: 1.5
Pro Rating: 2.5

This card is such a bummer as far as signposts go. Luckily, GW has other ways to pump the whole board that are better, because if this was the card that you were counting on to win you the game when you go wide, you’d be in trouble! Being a sorcery for 5 mana is just really rough, and gives your opponent way more information than you’d like. Pumping one creature as a secondary option is alright I guess, but its still a sorcery that can be easily responded to. I don’t think you even always play this in your GW decks, and that’s pretty sad.

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Hazardous Conditions

AI Rating: 1.2
Pro Rating: 2.5

So BG likes +1/+1 counters, so the idea here is that you’re only weakening opposing creatures, but that idea quickly disintegrates for two reasons: First, not all of your creatures will have counters, even in a BG deck, and second, your opponent is reasonably likely to have some counters too! And it isn’t like -2/-2 really does enough on all board states anyway. You don’t even always play this in BG, which is a sad thing to say about a signpost uncommon.

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Hidden Stockpile

AI Rating: 2.5
Pro Rating: 3.0

On its own, you can sacrifice a servo to it every turn to Scry, and then get a Servo at the end of every turn. In addition to just being a funny little value engine, it also helps trigger other Revolt cards, and BW is fairly interested in that.

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Kambal, Consul of Allocation

AI Rating: 4.4
Pro Rating: 3.0

Kambal’s ability punishes enough cards for him to be something you play most of the time in BW. Just triggering it once is pretty good, and if he does any more than that, you’ll really be in business.

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Maverick Thopterist

AI Rating: 3.4
Pro Rating: 4.0

So even without Improvise, this would be a fairly solid card. 5 mana for a 2/2 and two 1/1 Thopters just isn’t that bad! And it comes with improvise, so you often end up paying 3 or 4 to add these three bodies to the board, and two of them have evasion! This is a very strong signpost uncommon.

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Oath of Ajani

AI Rating: 3.8
Pro Rating: 3.0

The planeswalker part of the card is almost irrelevant in Limited, but putting a +1/+1 counter on all of your creatures is pretty good in GW, so that’s okay.

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Outland Boar

AI Rating: 2.6
Pro Rating: 3.5

This definitely isn’t exciting but it has good stats and is hard to block, and that’s a nice thing to have in RG.

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Rashmi, Eternities Crafter

AI Rating: 4.7
Pro Rating: 3.5

Rashmi has an undoubtedly powerful effect, but you are really at the mercy of RNG. Sure, sometimes you’ll get a free spell out of the deal, but sometimes you’ll reveal a land, in which case she doesn’t do anything! If the spell is too expensive she draws you the card, which is pretty nice. Still, if she stays in play for any amount of time, she’s pretty likely to get you that free spell eventually, but don’t expect it to happen all the time.

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Renegade Rallier

AI Rating: 2.6
Pro Rating: 3.0

This asks for a significant amount of work, but it isn’t impossible to set up. For example, if you attack with your two-drop and trade with the opponent, you can just play the Rallier and get it back! That’s a sequence that feels pretty good, and it isn’t outrageous or anything like that. However, sometimes you can’t get Revolt going, or don’t have the right creatures in your graveyard, and in those cases, the Rallier can be a bummer.

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Renegade Wheelsmith

AI Rating: 3
Pro Rating: 4.0

This card is great. RW is aggressive enough that blanking a blocker when this attacks can often mean game over for your opponent, and its important to note that it also makes things unable to block when it crews Vehicles, which is nice.

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Restoration Gearsmith

AI Rating: 2.7
Pro Rating: 4.0

This almost always has something to get back for you, and that means it is almost always an easy 2-for-1.

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Rogue Refiner

AI Rating: 3.5
Pro Rating: 4.0

This does a whole lot for only three mana! A 3-mana 3/2 that draws you a card would already be quite impressive, so the addition of Energy is great. This helps power your energy synergies while also just being a 2-for-1.

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Saheeli Rai

AI Rating: 4.6
Pro Rating: 2.5

Saheeli isn’t that great in Limited. You have to have some sort of board state or she can only just do her +1 ability, which – while fine, doesn’t really do that much. Her -2 is certainly powerful, but it also doesn’t do anything to protect her, and needs a worthwhile thing to copy. Her ultimate is pretty powerful of course, but without a built-in way to remove things or protect herself, she’s just not going to get there. She’s solid, but not much more than that.

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Spire Patrol

AI Rating: 3
Pro Rating: 3.5

This adds a reasonably efficient flyer to the board while locking down your opponent’s best creature for a turn cycle, so it does a great job of helping you stabilize or press an advantage.

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Tezzeret the Schemer

AI Rating: 4.7
Pro Rating: 3.5

This is a planeswalker that gives you fixing, which is kind of nice. He also has a -2 that can act as removal. He can make artifacts on his own, and the format has enough other artifacts, that the -2 giving -2/-2 or -3/-3 isn’t outlandish, and that’s often a pretty good way to take down a creature. His ultimate is nice, and can turn his Etherium Cells into 5/5s, which is pretty cool. Tezzeret’s not a bomb planeswalker who takes over games, but he’s a pretty nice artifact-payoff for UB decks that can certainly help you win games.

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Tezzeret's Touch

AI Rating: 2.1
Pro Rating: 3.0

Making any ol’ artifact into a 5/5 for three mana wouldn’t be that good, because it would set you up for a 2-for-1 without that much of a payoff. However, Tezzeret’s touch gets around that by giving you the artifact back when it dies, and that makes it pretty nice. However, it is kind of awkward that it doesn’t work with Servos, which are one of the more attractive targets for an effect like this.

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Unlicensed Disintegration

AI Rating: 3.5
Pro Rating: 4.0

Most of the time, this will kill your opponent’s best creature and bolt your opponent in the face. If that’s not premium removal, I don’t know what is.

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Veteran Motorist

AI Rating: 2.6
Pro Rating: 3.5

Most of the time, this will kill your opponent’s best creature and bolt your opponent in the face. If that’s not premium removal, I don’t know what is.

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Voltaic Brawler

AI Rating: 3.4
Pro Rating: 3.5

If you drop this on turn two, it does a pretty good job of taking over the game, since on the next two turns it attacks as a 4/3 with Trample. Now, those boost are temporary, and eventually the Brawler will get a little outclassed, but a 4/3 trampler is relevant on most boards.

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Weldfast Engineer

AI Rating: 2.4
Pro Rating: 3.5

This asks not only for Artifacts, but artifact creatures in particular. However, you’ll have them in this format, since there are lots of Servos among the other artifacts. And, making a servo into a 3/1 every turn can be a real problem for your opponent on many board states.

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Whirler Virtuoso

AI Rating: 3.6
Pro Rating: 4.0

This is, at worst, a 3-mana 2/3 that makes a 1/1 Thopter – that’s a card you’d always play, and obviously it has the potential to churn out more than one Thopter token.

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Winding Constrictor

AI Rating: 3.1
Pro Rating: 3.5

This has great stats, and giving you extra energy and extra +1/+1 counters comes up a whole lot in this format.

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Aetherflux Reservoir

AI Rating: 4.1
Pro Rating: 0.0

This has great stats, and giving you extra energy and extra +1/+1 counters comes up a whole lot in this format.

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Aethersphere Harvester

AI Rating: 4.9
Pro Rating: 4.5

This is crazy easy to crew and has massive stats and evasion for its cost, and it can even use up energy to gain you life, at which point your opponent is going to have a challenging time racing you.

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Aetherworks Marvel

AI Rating: 4.7
Pro Rating: 1.0

This is very difficult to make work in Limited. You need to find some huge scary things worth cheating into play and lots of ways to make energy, and doing that is difficult. Not quite impossible, but not super likely either.

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Animation Module

AI Rating: 4.7
Pro Rating: 3.5

This can really go nuts. This format has a ton of +1/+1 counters, especially in BG, and having the option to make a Servo every time you put one of those counters on something is great. The activated ability is a little clunky, but it’s a pretty decent mana sink.

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Barricade Breaker

AI Rating: 2.7
Pro Rating: 2.5

Powering this out with Improvise on turn 5 is pretty doable, and it is a real problem when that’s the case, though it does usually eventually meet its end since it won’t stop attacking.

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Bastion Mastodon

AI Rating: 1.3
Pro Rating: 2.5

Being an artifact matters in this set, and this offers a decent body that can gain Vigilance. Like the rest of this cycle, Bastion Mastodon is pretty solid.

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Bomat Bazaar Barge

AI Rating: 3.7
Pro Rating: 3.0

This doesn’t have as insane of stats as some of the other Vehicles around, but it draws you a card, and that more than makes up for that.

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Bomat Courier

AI Rating: 4.1
Pro Rating: 2.0

If you can play this on turn one and have it stick around, it ends up being a nice source of card advantage in the later game. Problem is, for the rest of the game it isn’t especially good, since it won’t be a very good attacker. Sure, even if it attacks and dies, you can pitch your hand to draw the card that goes under it, but that’s not exactly a big deal.

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Chief of the Foundry

AI Rating: 4.2
Pro Rating: 3.0

This format has plenty of artifact creatures for the Chief to pump, and that means it often comes down and changes the board immediately.

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Cogworker's Puzzleknot

AI Rating: 1.9
Pro Rating: 2.5

This can really help you go wide in a hurry, which is useful for White decks, and it also gives you two artifacts on turn two, which can really help out cards with Improvise.

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Consulate Skygate

AI Rating: 0.5
Pro Rating: 0.5

Yeah, you mostly won’t play this. It just doesn’t do anything but block, and it doesn’t even do that very well.

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Consulate Turret

AI Rating: 1.2
Pro Rating: 1.0

This format has some nice Energy payoffs. This isn’t one of them. Only hitting players is a big problem, and even though it can just tap to give you energy, it usually doesn’t feel like its worth a card.

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Cultivator's Caravan

AI Rating: 4.9
Pro Rating: 4.0

This is a huge efficient creature when it can be crewed, and it can also give you some ramp and fixing. That’s a pretty awesome package.

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Daredevil Dragster

AI Rating: 3.3
Pro Rating: 2.0

This is fairly easy to crew and decently sized, but the fact it has to give itself up after its second attack is a little bit of a bummer, as there are definitely times where you’d prefer to keep it in play.

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Decoction Module

AI Rating: 2.5
Pro Rating: 1.5

This gives you a bunch of energy over the course of the game, and can help you rebuy ETB effects, but in most decks it doesn’t really feel worth it.

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Demolition Stomper

AI Rating: 1.5
Pro Rating: 1.0

Most of the vehicles in this set are solid or better. This isn’t one of them. Yeah, its huge when it gets going, but Crew 5 is massive and even if really small creatures can’t block it, its still very chumpable, and takes a lot of set up.

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Dukhara Peafowl

AI Rating: 1
Pro Rating: 2.5

This is an artifact in a set that cares about that, and has decent stats and the ability to gain flying. You’ll play this pretty often in Blue.

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Dynavolt Tower

AI Rating: 4.6
Pro Rating: 1.0 // 3.5

So, even if you end up with a ton of spells, you have to cast three before this can use its ability the first time. That’s way too slow. The good news is, if you have other Energy sources, you can get it going a little more effectively – but your deck has to have both a lot of energy and a lot of instants and sorceries to get this going, and that just won’t be most decks.

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Eager Construct

AI Rating: 1.1
Pro Rating: 1.5

If you need a two drop or an Artifact, you could do worse.

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Electrostatic Pummeler

AI Rating: 4.1
Pro Rating: 1.0

There just aren’t enough way to pump the pummeler or to make a ton of energy for this to be worth it in most of the time.

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Fabrication Module

AI Rating: 4
Pro Rating: 3.5

If you’re good at making Energy, this is a pretty darn powerful payoff for it, as getting those +1/+1 counters is a big deal. In the late game, its ability basically gives you an energy AND a +1/+1 counter too, and that’s not a terrible mana sink.

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Filigree Familiar

AI Rating: 4.1
Pro Rating: 3.5

This little fox gives you a ton of value. It gains you life, can trade for an X/2, and draws you a card when it does! And its an artifact in a set that loves them.

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Fireforger's Puzzleknot

AI Rating: 0.7
Pro Rating: 1.5

So, this can kill a couple of X/1s or an X/2 for 4 mana. That’s not exactly incredible, but hey – its an artifact, and that helps elevate it a bit.

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Foundry Inspector

AI Rating: 3.8
Pro Rating: 3.0

This reduces the cost of a lot of cards in the set and has decent stats.

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Heart of Kiran

AI Rating: 4.9
Pro Rating: 4.5

This is cheap, big, evasive and relatively easy to crew the turn after you play it. You’ll basically never crew it by giving up a loyalty counter, but that doesn’t matter. This can take over games even just crewing the old-fashioned way.

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Hope of Ghirapur

AI Rating: 4.2
Pro Rating: 1.5

One mana 1/1 flyers tend to get outclassed quickly, but this one is an Artifact in a set that cares about them, and has a tiny bit of additional upside. Turning off removal for a turn isn’t a bad idea in some cases. Still, this little Thopter won’t really feel worth a card all the time.

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Implement of Examination

AI Rating: 0.8
Pro Rating: 2.0

So, you basically pay a total of 4 mana for two cards, which isn’t completely terrible – and you can spread it out over a couple of turns. It is also an artifact, and one that can get Revolt going.

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Implement of Malice

AI Rating: 0.7
Pro Rating: 2.0

If you consistently can use this to make an opponent discard and you draw, it feels alright. It just won’t always do that. Still, at least it isn’t blank in the late game, since you can basically cash it in for a card. It also gets revolt going.

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Inventor's Goggles

AI Rating: 2.1
Pro Rating: 3.0

This gives a kind of passable boost for the casting and Equip cost, but what really makes it a nice card is the fact that it equips for free to an Artificer when it enters the battlefield, and this format has a ton of them. Playing this on turn one and an Artificer on turn two happens all the time in this format, and is a pretty amazing start.

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Irontread Crusher

AI Rating: 1.5
Pro Rating: 2.0

This vehicle isn’t as exciting as some of the others, but it can do the job.

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Key to the City

AI Rating: 4.3
Pro Rating: 3.5

This ends up letting you loot and make creatures unblockable, and that’s a pretty nice to have around to close out a game.

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Lifecrafter's Bestiary

AI Rating: 4.5
Pro Rating: 4.0

Scry 1 every upkeep isn’t really worth a card and 3 mana, but if you’re playing Green, this also turns into a whole lot of extra cards. And, the Scry actually ends up helping you find those creature spells to draw even more cards.

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Merchant's Dockhand

AI Rating: 3.6
Pro Rating: 2.0

This has a solid mana sink ability that can draw you cards, but is pretty irrelevant in the early and mid game.

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Metallic Mimic

AI Rating: 4.8
Pro Rating: 3.5

This has a solid mana sink ability that can draw you cards, but is pretty irrelevant in the early and mid game.

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Mobile Garrison

AI Rating: 1.7
Pro Rating: 2.0

This isn’t as impressive stats-wise as some other vehicles, but it crews for 2 and untaps an artifact or creature when it attacks, which can include whatever crewed it, and that ends up being pretty decent.

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Narnam Cobra

AI Rating: 1.5
Pro Rating: 2.5

Like the rest of this cycle, this is reasonably costed, is an artifact, and can gain a useful keyword. In this case, it can trade.

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Ornithopter

AI Rating: 1.1
Pro Rating: 1.0

There aren’t really any shenanigans you can do with Ornithopter in this format, so you mostly don’t play it.

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Ovalchase Dragster

AI Rating: 2.9
Pro Rating: 2.5

This has huge power for only 4 mana and crew 1, and can often get in for 6 the first time without being blocked. It doesn’t always happen – especially in a format with a bunch of Servos – but even if they lose a servo and take 5, it doesn’t feel too bad. If you do get in that first time though, the Dragster is pretty incredible.

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Pacification Array

AI Rating: 3.8
Pro Rating: 4.0

This is pretty much Icy Manipulator, though costing two to tap the thing does weaken it some. But hey, it only costs one to cast in the first place, and turns on all sorts of Artifact synergy. This is one of the best Uncommons in the set.

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Panharmonicon

AI Rating: 4.5
Pro Rating: 1.5

When you can get this going, it is a lot of fun. You’re most likely to do it in UW, but more often than not, you don’t get enough ETB abilities to make this worth it.

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Paradox Engine

AI Rating: 4.2
Pro Rating: 0.0

This doesn’t do anything in Limited.

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Peacewalker Colossus

AI Rating: 4.3
Pro Rating: 2.5

This is kind of hard to crew for a 6/6, but the additional ability to make Vehicles into creatures without Crewing them is pretty nice.

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Pendulum of Patterns

AI Rating: 0.3
Pro Rating: 0.5

Yeah, this isn’t really worth it. Early on it gains you some life, but that doesn’t matter a whole lot in this format. Then, later, you can cash it in for a card for a wopping 5 mana. Even in a format that loves artifacts, there isn’t much of a reason to play this thing.

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Planar Bridge

AI Rating: 4
Pro Rating: 0.5

This is too slow and costly to be worth it in this format.

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Prakhata Pillar-Bug

AI Rating: 1.4
Pro Rating: 2.5

Yet another efficient artifact creature that can gain a useful keyword, and yet another 2.5.

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Renegade Map

AI Rating: 2.3
Pro Rating: 3.0

This card might not look very exciting, but it does a whole lot! It does stuff with your Artifact synergies, can set up Revolt for free, lets you play fewer lands, and helps you splash.

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Reservoir Walker

AI Rating: 0.7
Pro Rating: 1.5

3 life and 3 energy isn’t really enough to offset the bad stats this has. It isn’t unplayable, but you won’t play it very often.

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Scrap Trawler

AI Rating: 4.8
Pro Rating: 2.5

This has passable stats and it will sometimes let you return things from the graveyard, though getting the exact right mana values in there isn’t always going to happen.

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Scrapheap Scrounger

AI Rating: 4.7
Pro Rating: 3.0

This thing can be a real nuisance. Sure, it can’t block, but it is a 2-mana 3/2 that can come back to the battlefield directly! It can’t do it forever, since it does consume creature cards in your graveyard to do it in the first place, but it can do it a few times per game in most cases, and a 3/2 that just keeps coming back and attacking can be a serious problem.

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Servo Schematic

AI Rating: 2
Pro Rating: 2.0

This gives you two artifacts on turn two, which is pretty good at setting up Improvise and other Artifact payoffs. Ideally, your deck also has some ways to sacrifice the Schematic so you can get that second servo.

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Sky Skiff

AI Rating: 2.5
Pro Rating: 2.5

The mana and crew cost here are both quite low, and thanks to Flying this can attack pretty much all game long.

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Skysovereign, Consul Flagship

AI Rating: 5
Pro Rating: 5.0

This is an incredible bomb. It is large, relatively easy to crew, and has Flying – but that’s not what pushes it into bomb territory. Instead, it’s the fact that you get to Lightning bolt a creature every time it attacks or enters the Battlefield. Because it does it on ETB, it means you’ll get value out of it even if your opponent kills Skysovereign right away, and if they don’t, it is going to slowly destroy their board while attacking hard in the air, which is pretty hard to beat.

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Universal Solvent

AI Rating: 0.4
Pro Rating: 1.5

If you really need Artifacts and/or removal, you can play this, but most of the time you won’t.

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Untethered Express

AI Rating: 4.4
Pro Rating: 4.0

This is probably the best Uncommon in the set. Crew 1 is really low, and this can quickly grow to the point where opposing creatures just can’t block it effectively.

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Weldfast Monitor

AI Rating: 1.4
Pro Rating: 2.5

Like the rest of this cycle, this is a pretty solid creature to have in your Red decks.

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Whirlermaker

AI Rating: 2
Pro Rating: 1.5

This is really slow, but if you’re a control deck, it does a decent job as a win condition.

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Woodweaver's Puzzleknot

AI Rating: 1
Pro Rating: 1.5

If you’re interested in energy, this can give you 6 all on its own while also gaining you 6 life. That life gain actually matters too, because playing this and sacrificing this is pretty slow, but the life gain does offset that a bit. You won’t play this in any but the most all-in energy decks.

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Workshop Assistant

AI Rating: 0.9
Pro Rating: 2.0

It isn’t super difficult to have an Artifact in your graveyard for this to return, but because of its mediocre stats, it will mostly just be chump blocking and returning an artifact, which isn’t amazing.

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Aether Hub

AI Rating: 3.2
Pro Rating: 3.5

This gives you really good fixing, especially because having more energy to use on it really isn’t that hard.

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Blooming Marsh

AI Rating: 3.6
Pro Rating: 3.0

These give you good fixing and will come into play untapped in the early game, which is nice.

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Botanical Sanctum

AI Rating: 3.6
Pro Rating: 3.0

These give you good fixing and will come into play untapped in the early game, which is nice.

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Concealed Courtyard

AI Rating: 3.5
Pro Rating: 3.0

These give you good fixing and will come into play untapped in the early game, which is nice.

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Inspiring Vantage

AI Rating: 4
Pro Rating: 3.0

These give you good fixing and will come into play untapped in the early game, which is nice.

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Inventors' Fair

AI Rating: 4
Pro Rating: 2.5

If you get to three or more artifacts, this gives you some nice incidental life gain, and can also be used to tutor up an artifact. Getting to three artifacts isn’t a stretch, but you also won’t always have an Artifact really worth tutoring up. Obviously, this gets better in an artifact-heavy deck that has some super powerful Artifacts, like a Gearhulk or something.

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Spire of Industry

AI Rating: 3.7
Pro Rating: 3.0

This gives pretty good fixing. Controlling one artifact isn’t a huge hurdle in this format, though sometimes getting this in the early game can be a bummer since it will only produce colorless.

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Spirebluff Canal

AI Rating: 3.8
Pro Rating: 3.0

These give you good fixing and will come into play untapped in the early game, which is nice.

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Prophetic Prism

AI Rating: 2.7
Pro Rating: 3.0

The fac this replaces itself is a pretty big deal. Most of the time filter artifacts aren’t worth a card, but this is literally worth a card and then some because of that. And, this format really cares about artifacts.

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Self-Assembler

AI Rating: 1.9
Pro Rating: 0.5 // 3.0

If you have one Self Assembler, don’t play it. If you manage to get a second one, you’re actually kind of in business. A 5-mana 4/4 isn’t good, but it does draw you another one, and making sure you have those plays on back to back turns is pretty nice. Because of the mana cost running more than 3 probably isn’t a great idea, but chaining those three together is pretty nice, even with mediocre stats.

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Ballista Charger

AI Rating: 2.9
Pro Rating: 2.5

This isn’t as exciting as some of the other vehicles in the set, but it is big and can pick off small creatures or damage the opponent when it attacks.

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Metalwork Colossus

AI Rating: 4.6
Pro Rating: 1.5

It isn’t especially easy to get this into reasonably castable territory, especially because a lot of your artifacts will be tokens and stuff like that, but it can happen in some decks.

Card Pro Rating AI Rating APA Picked ALSA Seen
ss-uncommon|White|Creature — Dwarf Soldier
3.5 4.3 2.72 116 2.84 239
ss-uncommon|White|Creature — Human Pilot
3.0 3.1 5.39 100 4.95 498
ss-common|White|Creature — Dwarf Artificer
2.0 1.2 9.69 184 7.32 2114
ss-rare|White|Creature — Bird
4.5 4.7 1.78 46 2.25 59
ss-uncommon|White|Creature — Dwarf Scout
3.5 3.5 4.47 118 4.08 375
ss-common|White|Instant
1.0 0.4 11.58 211 9.31 2799
ss-mythic|White|Creature — Angel
5.0 4.9 1.22 23 1.80 26
ss-common|White|Creature — Dwarf Rogue
2.5 1.5 9.05 333 8.00 2364
ss-rare|White|Enchantment
0.5 4.3 2.59 22 2.85 92
ss-common|White|Creature — Dwarf Artificer
2.5 1.8 8.44 317 7.47 2075
ss-common|White|Instant
2.0 1.1 10.06 236 8.30 2434
ss-rare|White|Artifact Creature — Construct
4.0 4.8 1.62 34 1.67 39
ss-common|White|Enchantment — Aura
1.0 0.4 11.51 200 9.34 2698
ss-common|White|Creature — Dwarf Artificer
2.5 1.9 8.24 252 6.83 1924
ss-common|White|Creature — Bird
3.5 2.9 5.75 419 5.66 1638
ss-common|White|Creature — Bird
2.5 2 7.83 306 6.82 1872
ss-uncommon|White|Creature — Dwarf Soldier
4.0 4.1 3.15 134 3.13 323
ss-common|White|Sorcery
2.0 1.2 9.69 244 8.03 2340
ss-rare|White|Sorcery
4.5 4.4 2.35 43 2.34 70
ss-uncommon|White|Creature — Dwarf Pilot
3.5 3 5.55 112 4.53 452
ss-common|White|Creature — Dwarf Artificer
3.0 2.8 6.16 365 5.95 1674
ss-common|White|Creature — Human
2.0 0.8 10.69 275 8.96 2765
ss-common|White|Instant
2.5 2 7.96 252 6.72 1933
ss-common|White|Instant
0.5 // 2.5 0.7 10.90 224 9.02 2653
ss-rare|White|Creature — Dwarf Artificer
4.0 4.7 1.74 46 2.13 63
ss-common|White|Creature — Human Artificer
3.0 2.4 6.91 371 6.48 1855
ss-uncommon|White|Sorcery
1.0 1 10.18 68 6.91 724
ss-uncommon|White|Creature — Dwarf Artificer
2.5 2.1 7.70 79 5.37 537
ss-common|White|Enchantment — Aura
4.0 3.2 5.08 417 5.10 1423
ss-rare|White|Sorcery
2.5 2.8 6.04 92 4.97 526
ss-uncommon|White|Instant
3.5 3.6 4.36 112 3.54 303
ss-rare|White|Legendary Creature — Dwarf Advisor
3.0 4.6 1.91 35 2.08 59
ss-rare|White|Sorcery
4.0 4.4 2.37 41 2.02 64
ss-uncommon|White|Enchantment
4.0 4 3.27 137 3.15 324
ss-rare|White|Creature — Dwarf Artificer
2.5 4.4 2.43 37 2.29 98
ss-uncommon|White|Creature — Dwarf Artificer
3.5 3.3 4.92 98 3.87 350
ss-uncommon|White|Creature — Angel
3.5 3.6 4.18 112 3.63 335
ss-uncommon|Blue|Enchantment — Aura
3.0 2.6 6.64 86 4.83 456
ss-common|Blue|Creature — Vedalken Artificer
3.5 3 5.52 341 5.24 1485
ss-common|Blue|Creature — Vedalken Rogue
2.0 1.6 8.88 203 7.27 2097
ss-common|Blue|Instant
1.0 0.3 11.83 163 9.20 2734
ss-rare|Blue|Legendary Creature — Human Wizard
3.0 3.8 3.88 32 3.79 116
ss-rare|Blue|Sorcery
3.5 4.5 2.20 35 2.33 62
ss-uncommon|Blue|Instant
0.5 0.3 11.91 64 7.92 854
ss-rare|Blue|Sorcery
4.5 4.5 2.12 51 2.21 85
ss-rare|Blue|Instant
1.5 3.3 4.85 26 3.89 139
ss-uncommon|Blue|Enchantment
1.0 2.4 7.07 44 5.17 443
ss-common|Blue|Creature — Serpent
3.0 2.5 6.74 235 6.29 1762
ss-uncommon|Blue|Instant
3.0 2.8 5.98 81 4.56 440
ss-uncommon|Blue|Creature — Bird
3.0 2.9 5.91 91 4.79 482
ss-common|Blue|Creature — Drake
2.5 1.7 8.56 233 7.65 2234
ss-common|Blue|Enchantment — Aura
2.5 1.7 8.56 247 7.54 2179
ss-uncommon|Blue|Instant
1.5 1.2 9.68 41 6.50 605
ss-common|Blue|Instant
2.5 1.1 9.88 245 8.51 2515
ss-common|Blue|Enchantment — Aura
3.0 1.9 8.07 274 7.08 2049
ss-common|Blue|Instant
1.0 0.6 11.13 141 8.52 2543
ss-mythic|Blue|Enchantment
1.0 // 4.0 3.9 3.50 6 2.91 35
ss-uncommon|Blue|Creature — Vedalken Advisor
1.0 1.3 9.48 52 6.58 679
ss-common|Blue|Creature — Vedalken Artificer
1.5 0.7 10.78 172 8.67 2522
ss-rare|Blue|Legendary Creature — Vedalken Artificer
3.5 4.6 1.89 27 2.14 80
ss-rare|Blue|Instant
0.0 3.3 4.93 29 4.35 166
ss-common|Blue|Instant
1.0 0.2 11.92 159 9.39 2792
ss-common|Blue|Instant
2.0 0.6 11.17 228 9.44 2832
ss-uncommon|Blue|Creature — Vedalken Rogue
2.5 2.5 6.66 70 4.88 486
ss-common|Blue|Creature — Fish
1.0 0.4 11.59 196 9.36 2845
ss-uncommon|Blue|Sorcery
2.5 2.2 7.34 56 5.38 550
ss-uncommon|Blue|Creature — Human Pirate
3.0 3.1 5.37 89 4.26 468
ss-common|Blue|Sorcery
1.5 0.4 11.57 185 9.39 2801
ss-common|Blue|Creature — Turtle
2.5 1.4 9.37 263 8.18 2408
ss-rare|Blue|Artifact Creature — Construct
5.0 4.9 1.38 16 1.32 20
ss-uncommon|Blue|Creature — Human Wizard
0.0 // 2.5 2.9 5.87 60 5.00 450
ss-common|Blue|Creature — Human Artificer
2.0 0.8 10.67 220 9.02 2715
ss-rare|Blue|Instant
0.0 2.6 6.57 30 4.78 209
ss-uncommon|Blue|Creature — Human Artificer
3.5 3.1 5.32 75 4.24 441
ss-common|Black|Creature — Human Artificer
3.5 3 5.71 326 5.38 1572
ss-uncommon|Black|Creature — Aetherborn Rogue
3.0 3.5 4.38 71 3.71 346
ss-common|Black|Creature — Aetherborn Rogue
1.5 0.6 11.02 201 9.00 2640
ss-common|Black|Sorcery
4.0 3.5 4.40 353 4.45 1191
ss-common|Black|Creature — Aetherborn Artificer
1.5 0.8 10.60 174 8.53 2539
ss-mythic|Black|Creature — Demon
5.0 4.8 1.44 27 1.90 30
ss-common|Black|Sorcery
3.0 2.3 7.11 293 6.29 1774
ss-uncommon|Black|Creature — Human Warrior
3.0 2.3 7.28 92 5.43 570
ss-uncommon|Black|Instant
4.0 3.8 3.84 121 3.57 315
ss-rare|Black|Instant
4.0 4.2 2.92 87 2.96 252
ss-common|Black|Creature — Insect
2.5 1.3 9.61 239 8.03 2303
ss-common|Black|Sorcery
2.0 0.6 11.22 195 8.82 2554
ss-uncommon|Black|Creature — Insect
2.5 2.3 7.28 85 5.00 506
ss-common|Black|Creature — Bat
2.5 1.5 8.96 256 7.59 2260
ss-common|Black|Creature — Human Rogue
1.5 0.6 11.03 207 9.15 2747
ss-uncommon|Black|Creature — Insect
2.5 2.3 7.31 67 5.43 540
ss-uncommon|Black|Creature — Aetherborn Vampire
3.5 4 3.32 95 3.08 291
ss-rare|Black|Creature — Human Rogue
3.5 4.8 1.61 36 1.92 69
ss-rare|Black|Legendary Creature — Aetherborn Rogue
4.5 4.8 1.60 55 1.57 69
ss-mythic|Black|Creature — Demon
5.0 4.8 1.58 19 1.50 22
ss-common|Black|Sorcery
2.0 1.4 9.37 251 8.11 2357
ss-rare|Black|Sorcery
0.0 2.5 6.69 35 5.66 256
ss-uncommon|Black|Instant
1.0 2.2 7.43 54 5.85 615
ss-rare|Black|Creature — Human Artificer
4.5 4.6 1.88 41 1.91 67
ss-common|Black|Creature — Human Artificer
2.5 1.7 8.67 259 7.47 2182
ss-rare|Black|Enchantment
4.0 3.5 4.40 62 4.40 177
ss-common|Black|Sorcery
1.0 0.3 11.88 178 9.50 2748
ss-common|Black|Creature — Aetherborn Warrior
1.5 1 10.09 200 8.38 2505
ss-common|Black|Creature — Human Rogue
1.5 1 10.15 168 8.30 2406
ss-rare|Black|Artifact Creature — Construct
5.0 4.9 1.24 25 1.23 31
ss-common|Black|Instant
1.5 0.6 11.17 172 8.65 2539
ss-uncommon|Black|Creature — Human Artificer
2.0 1.8 8.29 56 5.65 594
ss-common|Black|Instant
2.5 1.7 8.49 245 7.57 2193
ss-uncommon|Black|Enchantment
3.0 2.9 5.77 66 4.45 441
ss-uncommon|Black|Creature — Aetherborn Warrior
3.5 3.9 3.64 92 3.12 304
ss-uncommon|Black|Creature — Aetherborn Artificer
3.5 3.1 5.34 93 4.13 448
ss-rare|Black|Legendary Creature — Aetherborn Vampire
3.0 4.7 1.68 44 1.81 71
ss-rare|Black|Sorcery
3.5 4.6 1.86 28 2.11 64
ss-common|Red|Creature — Human Artificer
3.5 3.2 5.20 501 5.18 1485
ss-uncommon|Red|Creature — Human Rogue
2.5 3.2 5.27 92 4.15 428
ss-common|Red|Instant
2.0 0.9 10.33 281 8.56 2559
ss-common|Red|Sorcery
1.0 0.1 12.21 211 9.95 3058
ss-mythic|Red|Legendary Planeswalker — Chandra
5.0 5 1.05 20 1.05 21
ss-common|Red|Instant
3.0 2.6 6.59 377 5.98 1710
ss-common|Red|Sorcery
3.0 2.8 6.07 393 6.02 1648
ss-rare|Red|Artifact Creature — Construct
4.0 4.9 1.38 24 1.43 29
ss-common|Red|Sorcery
0.5 // 2.5 0.5 11.33 251 9.61 2916
ss-uncommon|Red|Creature — Giant
3.0 2.8 6.00 111 4.99 502
ss-rare|Red|Instant
1.5 2.8 6.05 21 4.48 158
ss-rare|Red|Creature — Dragon
4.5 4.7 1.71 51 1.69 61
ss-common|Red|Creature — Human Warrior
2.0 0.8 10.73 260 9.30 2749
ss-uncommon|Red|Sorcery
2.0 3.2 5.14 69 4.38 421
ss-uncommon|Red|Instant
4.0 4.1 3.06 140 3.00 281
ss-common|Red|Sorcery
1.0 0.1 12.30 174 9.46 2775
ss-uncommon|Red|Instant
4.0 3.9 3.48 118 3.20 312
ss-mythic|Red|Sorcery
0.0 3.4 4.61 18 4.16 68
ss-uncommon|Red|Creature — Human Artificer
1.5 2.2 7.37 73 5.39 540
ss-uncommon|Red|Instant
2.0 1.6 8.91 79 6.18 687
ss-rare|Red|Legendary Creature — Human Pirate
3.5 4.8 1.59 41 2.17 62
ss-rare|Red|Sorcery
1.5 3.6 4.15 27 3.11 119
ss-common|Red|Creature — Lizard
0.5 0.1 12.27 209 10.16 3087
ss-rare|Red|Legendary Creature — Human Artificer
4.0 4.8 1.54 52 1.61 72
ss-common|Red|Instant
1.5 0 12.43 258 10.25 3013
ss-uncommon|Red|Creature — Human Artificer
2.5 2.1 7.62 79 5.38 572
ss-rare|Red|Creature — Human Artificer
4.0 4.6 1.91 76 2.52 100
ss-uncommon|Red|Creature — Gremlin
2.0 0.8 10.71 76 7.52 793
ss-common|Red|Creature — Human Artificer
2.5 1.4 9.24 276 7.64 2266
ss-common|Red|Creature — Gremlin
1.5 0.4 11.68 240 9.60 2794
ss-common|Red|Creature — Gremlin
2.5 1.6 8.91 287 7.94 2314
ss-uncommon|Red|Creature — Human Artificer
3.0 3.9 3.67 96 3.43 295
ss-uncommon|Red|Enchantment — Aura
1.0 1.7 8.66 58 6.38 661
ss-rare|Red|Creature — Dragon
4.5 4.8 1.53 43 1.71 60
ss-uncommon|Red|Creature — Human Pilot
2.0 1.9 8.04 69 5.26 564
ss-common|Red|Creature — Human Rogue
2.5 1.5 8.95 297 7.96 2262
ss-common|Red|Creature — Human Artificer
2.5 2 7.85 328 7.04 2070
ss-common|Red|Instant
4.0 3.4 4.76 500 4.98 1423
ss-common|Green|Instant
2.0 1 10.13 228 8.31 2427
ss-uncommon|Green|Creature — Beast
4.0 3.9 3.53 128 3.51 332
ss-uncommon|Green|Creature — Elf Artificer
3.5 3.3 4.87 98 4.32 414
ss-common|Green|Sorcery
3.0 2.6 6.51 338 6.11 1731
ss-uncommon|Green|Instant
2.0 2.6 6.46 85 4.97 495
ss-rare|Green|Creature — Hydra
4.5 4.9 1.31 36 1.88 45
ss-common|Green|Instant
0.5 -0 12.48 181 10.18 3041
ss-uncommon|Green|Sorcery
1.0 0.7 10.78 55 7.07 731
ss-common|Green|Creature — Elf Druid
2.5 2.6 6.53 266 5.77 1612
ss-rare|Green|Creature — Elephant
2.5 4.4 2.49 39 2.47 97
ss-rare|Green|Instant
2.0 4.2 2.98 42 3.16 121
ss-common|Green|Creature — Elf Artificer
2.5 1.4 9.34 297 8.51 2476
ss-common|Green|Instant
1.5 1.1 9.89 250 8.34 2448
ss-common|Green|Sorcery
3.0 2.7 6.20 346 5.75 1587
ss-common|Green|Creature — Elf Druid
3.0 2.4 6.91 345 6.52 1859
ss-common|Green|Creature — Elf Warrior
2.0 2.1 7.74 236 6.92 1934
ss-uncommon|Green|Creature — Cat
3.5 4.2 2.81 121 2.64 253
ss-uncommon|Green|Creature — Human Warrior
4.0 3.7 4.03 154 3.81 360
ss-uncommon|Green|Sorcery
3.0 3.2 5.28 80 4.28 391
ss-uncommon|Green|Creature — Elf Warrior
2.5 2.6 6.65 83 4.66 469
ss-uncommon|Green|Sorcery
3.5 4 3.37 110 3.27 341
ss-mythic|Green|Legendary Planeswalker — Nissa
4.5 4.9 1.25 24 1.32 25
ss-common|Green|Instant
1.0 0.4 11.67 212 9.67 2910
ss-rare|Green|Legendary Creature — Human Artificer
3.5 4.7 1.68 44 1.85 66
ss-uncommon|Green|Creature — Elf Druid
2.0 2.1 7.61 61 5.08 532
ss-common|Green|Creature — Elf Artificer
3.5 3 5.61 371 5.42 1577
ss-uncommon|Green|Creature — Pangolin Beast
4.5 4.2 2.77 123 2.96 245
ss-common|Green|Creature — Cat
2.0 2.6 6.47 277 6.07 1662
ss-rare|Green|Legendary Creature — Elf Druid
4.5 4.8 1.60 45 1.68 65
ss-rare|Green|Sorcery
3.5 4.4 2.39 46 2.18 76
ss-common|Green|Creature — Elf Druid
1.5 1.3 9.54 223 7.66 2204
ss-uncommon|Green|Creature — Elf Druid
3.5 3.8 3.71 102 3.42 344
ss-common|Green|Creature — Rhino
3.0 3.3 4.94 328 4.59 1261
ss-common|Green|Enchantment — Aura
1.0 1.3 9.62 220 8.28 2383
ss-rare|Green|Artifact Creature — Construct
5.0 4.9 1.21 33 1.19 36
ss-common|Green|Creature — Elf Druid
2.5 1.7 8.51 308 7.56 2133
ss-rare|Green|Sorcery
2.5 3.2 5.17 24 3.76 152
ss-mythic|White|Green|Legendary Planeswalker — Ajani
5.0 4.9 1.24 25 1.24 29
ss-uncommon|White|Blue|Creature — Human Scout
4.0 3.6 4.26 120 4.28 383
ss-uncommon|Blue|Black|Creature — Aetherborn Rogue
3.0 2.4 7.11 65 5.48 505
ss-rare|Blue|Black|Red|Sorcery
2.5 2.9 5.88 24 4.90 193
ss-rare|White|Red|Legendary Creature — Dwarf Pilot
4.0 4.5 2.12 42 2.67 86
ss-mythic|White|Blue|Legendary Planeswalker — Dovin
4.0 4.8 1.50 16 2.00 23
ss-uncommon|Blue|Green|Creature — Vedalken Scout
3.5 3.3 4.91 88 4.40 432
ss-uncommon|White|Green|Sorcery
2.5 1.5 9.14 87 6.78 742
ss-uncommon|Black|Green|Sorcery
2.5 1.2 9.75 85 7.15 734
ss-uncommon|White|Black|Enchantment
3.0 2.5 6.69 61 5.00 467
ss-rare|White|Black|Legendary Creature — Human Advisor
3.0 4.4 2.45 29 2.56 88
ss-uncommon|Blue|Red|Creature — Human Artificer
4.0 3.4 4.79 100 4.26 418
ss-rare|White|Green|Legendary Enchantment
3.0 3.8 3.87 38 3.40 127
ss-uncommon|Red|Green|Creature — Boar
3.5 2.6 6.59 115 5.76 551
ss-mythic|Blue|Green|Legendary Creature — Elf Druid
3.5 4.7 1.64 14 1.53 19
ss-rare|White|Green|Creature — Human Warrior
3.0 2.6 6.60 82 5.26 548
ss-uncommon|White|Red|Creature — Dwarf Pilot
4.0 3 5.61 129 5.29 544
ss-uncommon|White|Black|Creature — Human Artificer
4.0 2.7 6.33 95 5.02 424
ss-uncommon|Blue|Green|Creature — Human Rogue
4.0 3.5 4.49 126 4.40 426
ss-mythic|Blue|Red|Legendary Planeswalker — Saheeli
2.5 4.6 2.00 7 1.95 23
ss-uncommon|White|Blue|Creature — Human Soldier
3.5 3 5.62 85 4.95 458
ss-mythic|Blue|Black|Legendary Planeswalker — Tezzeret
3.5 4.7 1.64 14 1.68 22
ss-uncommon|Blue|Black|Enchantment — Aura
3.0 2.1 7.72 60 5.54 493
ss-uncommon|Black|Red|Instant
4.0 3.5 4.41 100 3.93 348
ss-uncommon|White|Red|Creature — Dwarf Pilot
3.5 2.6 6.46 84 5.28 512
ss-uncommon|Red|Green|Creature — Human Warrior
3.5 3.4 4.71 113 4.52 438
ss-uncommon|Black|Red|Creature — Human Artificer
3.5 2.4 6.97 90 5.79 537
ss-uncommon|Blue|Red|Creature — Vedalken Artificer
4.0 3.6 4.25 121 4.28 369
ss-uncommon|Black|Green|Creature — Snake
3.5 3.1 5.31 88 4.38 393
ss-rare||Artifact
0.0 4.1 3.21 29 3.64 126
ss-rare||Artifact — Vehicle
4.5 4.9 1.17 60 1.81 63
ss-mythic||Legendary Artifact
1.0 4.7 1.71 17 1.60 25
ss-rare||Artifact
3.5 4.7 1.69 39 1.82 65
ss-uncommon||Artifact Creature — Juggernaut
2.5 2.7 6.21 70 4.51 464
ss-common||Artifact Creature — Elephant
2.5 1.3 9.51 243 8.12 2366
ss-uncommon||Artifact — Vehicle
3.0 3.7 3.92 106 3.24 325
ss-rare||Artifact Creature — Construct
2.0 4.1 3.03 38 2.71 107
ss-uncommon||Artifact Creature — Construct
3.0 4.2 2.91 88 2.66 261
ss-common||Artifact
2.5 1.9 8.04 256 7.10 2045
ss-common||Artifact Creature — Wall
0.5 0.5 11.40 117 8.63 2509
ss-common||Artifact
1.0 1.2 9.85 178 7.80 2326
ss-rare||Artifact — Vehicle
4.0 4.9 1.34 44 1.58 55
ss-uncommon||Artifact — Vehicle
2.0 3.3 4.98 59 3.98 413
ss-uncommon||Artifact
1.5 2.5 6.80 45 4.56 406
ss-uncommon||Artifact — Vehicle
1.0 1.5 9.16 38 5.93 512
ss-common||Artifact Creature — Bird
2.5 1 10.23 253 8.49 2508
ss-rare||Artifact
1.0 // 3.5 4.6 2.04 28 2.26 78
ss-common||Artifact Creature — Construct
1.5 1.1 10.08 159 7.79 2317
ss-rare||Artifact Creature — Construct
1.0 4.1 3.12 26 2.85 109
ss-uncommon||Artifact
3.5 4 3.41 100 2.98 296
ss-uncommon||Artifact Creature — Fox
3.5 4.1 3.10 142 2.90 325
ss-common||Artifact
1.5 0.7 10.88 222 8.91 2660
ss-uncommon||Artifact Creature — Construct
3.0 3.8 3.78 78 3.24 324
ss-mythic||Legendary Artifact — Vehicle
4.5 4.9 1.17 23 1.15 26
ss-rare||Legendary Artifact Creature — Thopter
1.5 4.2 2.81 26 2.70 130
ss-common||Artifact
2.0 0.8 10.64 202 8.54 2590
ss-common||Artifact
2.0 0.7 10.79 207 8.72 2580
ss-common||Artifact — Equipment
3.0 2.1 7.61 404 6.90 2080
ss-common||Artifact — Vehicle
2.0 1.5 9.16 237 7.31 2137
ss-rare||Artifact
3.5 4.3 2.61 59 2.64 101
ss-rare||Artifact
4.0 4.5 2.11 44 2.24 76
ss-rare||Artifact Creature — Construct
2.0 3.6 4.32 22 3.69 156
ss-rare||Artifact Creature — Shapeshifter
3.5 4.8 1.50 46 1.51 61
ss-common||Artifact — Vehicle
2.0 1.7 8.67 238 7.09 2148
ss-common||Artifact Creature — Snake
2.5 1.5 9.12 259 7.54 2271
ss-rare||Artifact Creature — Thopter
1.0 1.1 9.90 39 6.25 629
ss-uncommon||Artifact — Vehicle
2.5 2.9 5.76 88 4.55 465
ss-uncommon||Artifact
4.0 3.8 3.82 161 3.44 366
ss-rare||Artifact
1.5 4.5 2.12 24 2.26 59
ss-rare||Legendary Artifact
0.0 4.2 2.80 15 2.64 51
ss-rare||Artifact — Vehicle
2.5 4.3 2.73 26 2.51 76
ss-common||Artifact
0.5 0.3 11.72 159 9.47 2732
ss-rare||Legendary Artifact
0.5 4 3.36 14 2.52 46
ss-common||Artifact Creature — Insect
2.5 1.4 9.36 202 7.86 2289
ss-common||Artifact
3.0 2.3 7.18 335 6.30 1785
ss-common||Artifact Creature — Construct
1.5 0.7 10.88 163 8.42 2506
ss-rare||Artifact Creature — Construct
2.5 4.8 1.58 26 1.66 56
ss-rare||Artifact Creature — Construct
3.0 4.7 1.69 26 2.16 53
ss-uncommon||Artifact
2.0 2 7.88 57 5.34 554
ss-common||Artifact — Vehicle
2.5 2.5 6.68 314 5.59 1687
ss-mythic||Legendary Artifact — Vehicle
5.0 5 1.08 37 1.78 39
ss-common||Artifact
1.5 0.4 11.49 164 9.24 2727
ss-uncommon||Artifact — Vehicle
4.0 4.4 2.37 114 2.42 185
ss-common||Artifact Creature — Lizard
2.5 1.4 9.38 293 7.92 2400
ss-uncommon||Artifact
1.5 2 7.90 39 5.06 485
ss-common||Artifact
1.5 1 10.28 192 8.32 2465
ss-common||Artifact Creature — Construct
2.0 0.9 10.50 201 8.16 2409
ss-rare||Land
3.5 3.2 5.18 127 4.21 398
ss-rare||Land
3.0 3.6 4.32 50 3.49 141
ss-rare||Land
3.0 3.6 4.30 44 3.70 124
ss-rare||Land
3.0 3.5 4.40 40 3.64 142
ss-rare||Land
3.0 4 3.42 48 3.81 140
ss-rare||Legendary Land
2.5 4 3.24 38 2.70 124
ss-rare||Land
3.0 3.7 3.94 35 3.41 119
ss-rare||Land
3.0 3.8 3.75 40 3.57 112
ss-common||Artifact
3.0 2.7 6.32 330 5.77 1629
ss-common||Artifact Creature — Assembly-Worker
0.5 // 3.0 1.9 8.10 296 7.03 2009
ss-uncommon||Artifact — Vehicle
2.5 2.9 5.85 87 4.19 425
ss-rare||Artifact Creature — Construct
1.5 4.6 2.05 19 1.96 76
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