It is the strongest it has ever been right now and I feel that, while new sets and games are being released, the market will only continue to grow
The Innistrad: Crimson Vow Collector Booster contains 15 Magic: The Gathering cards and 1 traditional foil double-sided token, with a combination of 5 Rares and/or Mythic Rares, 25 Uncommons, 47 Commons, and 1 Land card
That said, all of this is here to serve three major purposes: one, to get old timers up to speed on everything theyve missed out on since the good ol days two, to get fakers acclimatized to the rules in order to maintain a high level of authenticity (and therefore believability) three, to learn the rules to therefore know how to properly break them The latter is one of the driving forces of my own artistic career, which I first realized after reading about the concept from Calvin & Hobbes creator, Bill Watterson
Its normal spell exiles cards from the top of a players library, which can occasionally disrupt top-deck tutors or enable weird setups
Throw as much mana as you can into it, and it provides a solid body that can threaten immediately with haste, ignore chumps with trample, and defend against retaliation thanks to vigilance
A battles protector stops being its protector if another player becomes its protector