Hopefully we'll get a version later in a Commander deck or something that is the power of Venser the Artificer
I also hope that some single-player content is added eventually, if only some static battles for Crystals or something else - to give new players a little more wiggle room
Knight of the White Orchid was the gold standard for white mana ramp for a long time, and it has only recently had challenges from cards like Loyal Warhound and Cartogropher's Hawk
Sadist: His idea of fanservice is that of his "fans" writhing in agony at the mercy of his Gimmick Puppet monsters as he utterly trounces them in a duel

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Japanese-size sleeves (e.g., Yu-Gi-Oh!) measure 62x89mm, while Standard American sizes (e.g., Magic: The Gathering) are 63x88mm