The best pacifism ever.

I think this one will play great in the set. It'll often be a cantripping combat trick against roles. It gets 2 uncommon removal spells and a number of bombs for instance the cycle of virtues.

Our first auto celebration card. 4/4 flying worth of stats 3 of which flying 1 of which has haste for 5 mana is a good deal.

4/4 worth of stats for 5 mana but can be split up very efficiently. Can enable celebration on its own but pairs even more efficiently with a 2 drop.

This guy hits hard. I think white is going to be pretty aggressive.

Great card if you're in on the Hopeful/Hopeless enchantments. At common that's about the best thing you can do with it. It's pretty bad if you don't have the synergies.

This guy can grow fast in this set and only has to grow once before he's a great deal.

With all the roles this should be a lot of filtering. In the right deck this could be a lot higher.

The activation is a little expensive. I like that it's a 2 mana 2/2 though. They don't always give these guys relevant bodies.

Another autocelebration. Hopefully you can bargain it for sweet value but nice that you can always scry.

I thought combat tricks were going to get better and better forever but I'm pretty sure this is worse than Valorous Stance ? It's at least trickier with the untap.

I'm never a big fan of these removal spells. They're very situational.

A better Pressure Point or a color shifted Hithlain Knots . Who knows? There's a mini tap your opponents creatures theme in white and it's efficient enough. I'll generally try to avoid it.

Be aware Ratcatcher Trainee can enable it at instant speed. There's a few other ways to make one token at instant speed too.

I think the card is alright. Celebration decks likely want to be aggressive anyway. And a 2 mana 3/3 is okay. But there's a lot of ways to punish it in this set. Flick a coin and Rat Out for instance.

I don't know why I hate 3 mana 3/2s so much. It's fine. It's 2023 and every card is sorta good.

It's a bad 2 drop and a bad 4 drop. At least it has some synergy on account of being an autocelebration and enchantment.

It's fine. I like the Elk more and you can only play so many 4 drops.

It's fine if you want a combat trick.

Another auto celebration card. It's got the potential to be a great deal on mana but you likely can't deploy it early and most 3 drops aren't hugely relevant late. It's most direct comparison is Recommission which I thought was a little medium.

I guess this is a cycle. But the blue version targets their creatures.

This is a weird card to me but I think it adds up to a good limited option. Good defensive card. Triggers celebration on it's own not that it's in the right colors for that.

With 4 common faerie cards (counting Into the Fae Court I expect it to be pretty close to mana leak.

Great way to put a combat trick in your deck without diluting your threat density. I like the card.

This is just what you'll need to catch back up on card advantage after casting a bunch of Freeze in Place s without a plan. I think it would be a lot better if it made more of a chump blocker. On the other hand if your 1/1 can't chump anything it can't be blocked either.

I like this card a lot. Great to pair with wicked roles or rats. In general I don't think it will be hard to have useless permanents.

After nearly 30 years the mad lads finally did it. Instant speed divination. With Stern Lesson things have been getting closer and closer to it for a while and I don't expect it to be a stand out card. Nice to pair with the two counter spells.

Three is a lot of stun counters. You have to be a little aggressive but it's definitely an option.

The blue version of Armory Mice . I think you kind of have to want the 2 mana 1/3 to play the card. But if you're defensively positioned and have good instants/sorceries you can consider it. I believe it cannot return other adventures which is a little sad.

It's got enough upside I'd play it in any blue deck.

I misread this the first time and thought it just put one counter on and was quite bad. But actually if you're building around it it's pretty interesting. Only one trigger and you already got a good deal. Two and it's sort of broken. But it's pretty bad until you grow it and it's a bad top deck.

Good way to get a 6 drop in your deck without getting out tempoed.

Blocks and hits well and provides a bit of value. Good with a role. Not efficient enough to be really exciting.

Hexproof, flying and 4/4 really cover all your bases: counter removal spell, surprise burn and win a combat. Plays well with roles. If you want a trick I think you should be happy with this one.

A role is too easy to get rid of, a 1/1 is too much leftover value and a 3/2 for 3 is too bad. This card is not a bargain. So much worse than Vantress Transmuter

It's an interesting split card. Carries roles well. I don't love either half though.

It'll be hard to play X/1s in this set. This one gets owned by faerie tokens as well. If you're really all instants and sorceries it's not the worst.

This is a good version of the card but I usually don't start cancel. Good with Quick study .

I never play these cards anymore

This card is a delight. Also a great removal spell.

Another great removal spell. I think the Grapple is slightly better because it can get big creatures. But it's close.

I'm a little surprised to see this card at common. Gravedigger has historically been uncommon. Being a 3/3 almost makes this better. Putting itself on the bottom removes a lot of the broken potential though so it's just a great value card.

1 toughness is a little rough in this set. But it gets value and hits hard.

A little clunky.

I like this card even more than Besotted Knight as I'm not the biggest fan of hill giant. You can kind of say the same things about it.

Mind rot is one of the few cards that gets a little better when it costs 1 more and gets a marginal benefit because you don't want to cast it on curve anyway. This card reminds me of Aspect of Lamprey , which I loved, but better because you can cast it into removal without fear.

I've always found 2 mana 1/3 fliers over perform. And there are a fair number of fairies in the set.

I'm not happy to put 3 mana 3/2s in my deck so you need to build around it a little. Once you do it's a little broken and can end the game out of nowhere.

So much text. Seems like the primary value for the first ability is in creatures with roles dying. Unless you want to go in on Hopeless Nightmare s and bargain. The threat of activation is nice in the instant speed divination set. In general with adventures there's slightly more instants than normal. I think its a pretty good card for 1 mana.

We finally get instant speed divination and it's not even the best divination in the set.

Delightful name. I pathologically underrate 5 mana commons so I'll probably never play this card even though I should. The single piece of advice I got most when asking for feedback on my ltr builds was to play Enraged Huorn .

I think the BW enchantments dying deck will be a little grindy and value oriented which makes this a little incongruous with the plan. It's a fine card if you're enabling it though.

Every set needs one of these. And it seems like they get better every time.

It grows slowly and neither body is great. I'd rather play the other three 3 mana black commons. But if you're rats or celebration it's good.

It's no Fungal Infection . I plan to mostly not start this unless I'm in on rats but board it in if I see even one worthwhile target.

Delightful. Just like every candy card. I'm not a fan of 2 mana 3/1s and I don't think the candy is enough upside.

It sure has a lot of text. I wouldn't play it unless I was the BW enchantments dying deck. And then I'd play as many as I could get a hold of. It combos well with Eriette's Whisper to get their whole hand.

Fun art and card. I think I'd mostly rather play Not Dead After All though. This one is better with rats and general aggressiveness.

You need to enable this just a little but even with X=3 I think it's the best red common. And getting to 4 or 5 won't be a struggle.

Obviously great card. Possibly better than firebolt. Especially if you're aggressive as those decks often want to cast removal first main anyway.

You can have the top 3 red commons in any order. They're all great.

Hits hard. Both halves are surprises that can steal games. Great 8 drop.

Cool card. Like Beanstalk Wurm it's one you just won't adventure a lot of the time. It'll be a cool play pattern to just use the min to cast it on turn 3. Probably a little worse than just having a 2 drop but you can't always get what you want. It's nice in the late game that it comes with its own artifact to get the ball rolling. Impactful and efficient at every stage of the game. And it randomly has reach. Because why not?

This is a really good version of this card. It's a lot better to have this effect on an 0/4 than a 2/1 because you want the creature to just stick around accumulating an advantage.

I like this a lot more than Armory Mice since it doesn't get randomly hit with pings, it blocks rats and has trample. Still just a medium common.

Instant speed celebration. I think you kind of have to be an aggressive celebration deck to be excited about this as all the bodies really want you to be attacking. That is probably a lot of red decks though and it will be pretty good in those decks.

Another autocelebrating card. I like this card a fair bit. That it's so low reflects a lot of depth in red.

Every rat deck is going to want one of these. I think you can even justify 2. You kinda need them because otherwise what are you doing with your rat army? I could see having it higher. I've found in practice I can get more equipment than I want but this is actually the only equipment in the set and it really makes all those rats a lot less silly.

I like the trend of giving Thrill of possibility a little board impact.

Autocelebration. It's sort of like a 2 mana 2/3. Which is fine. Nice if you can curve it into a 5 drop.

Both halves kinda suck but you gotta work for two for ones. It's nice to be able to put a combat trick in your deck without taking up a slot.

This is a really cool and sort of hard to evaluate card. I wish it didn't say nontoken so you could go off sending all your rats to die every turn.

I like starting this card more than rat out. Especially if you're curving into 5 drops.

I was wondering if it was the best raging goblin ever but then I remembered it wasn't even the best raging goblin in this set thanks to gingerbrute . It's no doomed traveler . I'd much rather have flying and blocking on the token than haste. It's decent.

Another autocelebration. I wonder if I should stop bothering to call them out. I'm not a fan of this one. You kinda need to cast it as a 4 drop. If you trigger it right away it's only 4/3 worth of stats for 4 mana so you need to trigger it again before you're getting a deal.

It's a very defensive card. I don't think red decks will want it very often.

Please. Make it stop. Last review I said "Last review I said "Coming in Hot is ridiculous. What was wrong with Daring Escape and Storm Strike ? Was Crowd's Favor too good?" and now we have Rush the Room . I guess the haste is worth it." and now we have another. This one is functionally identical to Coming in Hot . I guess they liked the name Kindled Fury but it was already taken and it was very important to have scry? I don't get it. This is crazy. Literally crazy.

I think I'll get enough combat tricks from my adventures so this will essentially never make the cut.

I love putting fixing on Druid of the Cowl . I'm looking forward to playing a lot of 5c in this set.

It's no rabid bite. Even so I may be making a mistake not putting it up top. It's a little situational. You won't always be able to win the fight even with the +1/+1 and it gets blown out by removal.

This is the kind of combat trick I want to play. Its body caries roles very well too.

it's a main deck naturalize format.

I wouldn't normally put the common 6+ drop so high but this one is really good. Actually being a 5 drop and not being chumpable and all.

It's a lot of stats for 3 mana.

This is a really cool card. Of all the adventures the one you're most likely to not bother casting as an adventure.

This is mostly a land and a 1/1 which is pretty good. It's a quirk in my card evaluation that it reads worse than a 1/1 that fetches a land, and it is marginally worse if you're looking to flicker, but it's mostly the same. And in some ways better particularly if you're UG. The ability to be a 1/1 and a food is nice in the late game as is it triggering celebration on its own.

Nice Giant Spider . You're not going to go off casting 5 mana spells but it should get triggered once or twice in most games. It'll be pretty good.

Not to be confused with Hollowhenge Scavenger . I've been ragging on 3 mana 3/2s all review but this one is actually fine. It's trivial to do the adventure so you'll always have the threat of activation up. Also I don't know why I'm bothering to point this out at this point but it celebrates on its own.

The option to make a 3/3 is just what this type of card needs. I think bargain is a little worse in green because it doesn't have rats. In some games foods aren't that relevant though.

It gets a lot of bombs and removal spells. It's a main deck naturalize format for sure.

Every color but black gets a 2 mana 3/3. I don't think I'll play it too often.

It's nice that you can keep it from trading down. Except you can't because every color has 3 power 2 drops.

It's just so much mana to get anywhere. So what if they have to spend 2 more on their removal spell if you spent 9 mana on a 3/3?

I could have sworn this was a functional reprint but not quite.

I think you're a little too likely to miss. And in order for your 1 mana cantrips to be helping you very much they need to be a split card between land and gas. If it's always just gas you're not getting much versatility.

I've found in modern limited formats it's rare to flood. And if you are flooding 7 mana to give a creature +2/+2 isn't the most exciting.

I'm not ever going to play it.

I think you should mostly play all your trails if you're not aggressive. Turn 1 trail turn 2 crack is a fine start.

I love this card and want nothing more than to make it a young hero. I think it actually shouldn't make the cut much though.

There's no artifact payoffs, celebration wants you to be aggressive and there's plenty of bargain fuel to go around. An option if you're desperate for fixing.

It seems every set has one of these now starting with Prismite . It's maybe one of the better ones but I'm not going to play it.