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Gitaxian Probe is a pretty easy one: it's basically a very upgraded (discounting Lurrus of the Dream-Den loops) version of Mishra's Bauble, giving you a card in the graveyard and a prowess trigger for the low cost of just two life

Compared to previous Starter Decks, they seem on par with what I've come to expect from Lorcana (and by that I mean they're really good)

Vivi grows larger with every noncreature spell you cast, and its activated ability allows it to tap for mana equal to its power

There are a lot of MTG cards based on swords, but it's taken Wizards of the Coast's new Assassin's Creed set to bring the most famous sword of all time to the tabletop: that's right, Excalibur is a real Magic card now, and it's a hilariously expensive, hard-hitting artifact

2) Mindslaver A cool effect, a neat flavor, a fun mechanic