Demand Answers would be a wee bit better than thrill of possibilities. While it may not seem relevant in this particular deck, there are some opponent effects that can grant you an artifact which would then give you a relevant choice... pretty niche, but the card is strictly better. +1 for the deck

Isn't there a max limit per customer for SL? Wotc makes a lot on these bc it's direct to consumer so they get actual retail $ , not wholesale plus they can print to demand and not worry about overprinting. Also, they charge obscene prices for a handful of cards

omg dat Nethergoyf tho

(apologies for the off-topic post, but the OP made me check spoilers and I went ermagherd)

@Caerwyn

That's a 200 IQ analysis you got there, well put ;)

First of all, I second the previous comments.

To oversimplify it (which IQ tests and really the whole concept of that already does) think of it as an analogy for a processor or graphics card. The 152 model will do what the 100 model does much faster, and it is able to compute stuff the 100 could not even begin to handle.

The test is not good enough to predict how much faster or how much better the 152 actually is tho.

Keep the girl

Far away from having been featured, but there used to be a mtg-judge channel where one of my questions got answered in a mailbag video. This was many, many years ago and I could not find the original vid, but someone seems to have reuploaded it - first question with Rain of Gore+Beacon of Immortality is mine... Tainted Remedy had not been printed at the time of recording:

Link to YouTube vid