The 5th Edition is not as much fun to play as earlier core sets, though most people will be creating decks with cards from other expansions too, which makes it more exciting
Long considered just a budget backup to Craterhoof BehemothCraterhoof Behemoth, its $25 price tag means that it no longer fulfills the budget role, and that's probably correct, given how good this thing is in its own right
Many green and black spells allow us to sacrifice a creature and obtain benefits equal to its power, so you can draw loads of cards, or cheat big creatures like Ghalta, Primal Hunger into play
With an expansive history to pull from, and some truly creative twists on classic tales and obscure characters, theres a lot to love in the Azurite Sea set
Your creatures are smaller, sneakier, and not ready to stand up in a knock-down brawl like tribes of Dragons, Angels, Beasts, Wurms, and more