There are a lot more cards out there for graveyard hate and this card actually comes in a precon deck built around stealing your opponents stuff from the yard
The Jaxis Factor So, what does Jaxis, the Troublemaker bring to the table
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Even as a relative journeyman in MTG, I tend to assume certain knowledge or forget important contextual information that I take for granted
However, when Urzas Saga came along, The Abyss got a major upgrade, thanks to the printing of what was once considered the best creature in Magic: Morphlings untargetable ability meant it could survive a The Abyss indefinitely, while also jumping over Moats from time to time
