You don't play the game, but you feel qual♛ified to wade in and speak up in support of this nonsense. Thanks for that, from all the people who play the game. Now I don't speak for everyone, but Magic is a game I've been playing for years and from my point of view this is vandalism.

The thing about collectible card games is that every new card which is 🐬added becomes part of the game. This means that a company which has no respect for the roots of the game (or the high-fantasy genre from which it was born), which thinks nothing of any cynical cash-grab it can, and which pushes and pulls the identity of the game in every direction just to squeeze out another dollar, will leave it's flabby, trashy, lowest-common-denominator fingerprints all over the game; long after it decides it can make better profits elsewhere and sells t📖he game (which I love) to another company.