But in the case of Bloomburrow Value boosters, I believe something else is at play
The main issue many had with this set was not its size or its pricey cost at launch, but instead the fact that it is a non-draftable set even with the regular packs
The build would look a little different, with more attention paid to comboing with Aurelia (using any of the near twenty combos available, including those that flicker her using Sword of Hearth and Home/Ephemerate
We have very few examples of spoken Phyrexian, Flix said, and the ones we have are very distorted because they are supposed to be spoken by these monsters, and theyre very hard to understand. Source: www.polygon.com
Plus, both decks can use it to randomly hose Burn or Mill decks, which really struggle to win when they can't target the opponent with their spells