All "F" cards will rotate out, meaning only "G," "H," and "I" cards will be legal
One that could continue to drive the franchise forward and introduce new players to the collectible card game side of it, so much so that this digital fever could lead many to start buying physical copies as well
Once per turn, during the End Phase: Return this card to the Extra Deck
For Competitive Players Look for booster boxes or specific sets that contain strong cards suited for gameplay and deck building
The two clear issues were Bitterblossom enabling all the Faeries stuff too well and Cryptic Command being what let that deck really dominate many other strategies, with Thoughtseize being kinda reasonable for the power level of the format, and I would put it around a coin flip that one or both of those cards would have been banned today Probability of a Ban: 60%
As always, the wonderful Frank Karsten has written an excellent piece examining the potential of very land-light Limited decks in great detail