This unlikely we’re the key pieces to an extremely powerful combo deck called Oops All Spells, which utilized the modal dual face cards from Zendikar to mill their controller’s entire deck and do dredge things.
Picking the top card in Gatecrash proved to be a tough decision, but I think Balustrade Spy/ Undercity Informer combine to be the most impactful cards from this set. Who would have thought being able to have two Lotus Fields without sacrificing four lands is insane? If you can manage to get a lotus field and an active thespian stage out, you’re off to the races. This is the card that really allows the Lotus Field/Hidden Strings decks to go off. Did I mention that the four damage mode can even hit planeswalkers? Boros Charm does it all! This card is one of the most flexible, and subsequently powerful, burn spells ever printed it can deal four, protect all your stuff, or just give a prowess creature double strike so they can get through blockers. I’ll try my best to keep personal bias out of it and not list alms beast as the best card.īuy on TCGplayer $0.26 Buy on Card Kingdom $0.25 card details on MTG Metaįirst up is Boros Charm as this set’s number three. Now we come to a set that has a lot of personal significance to me, it’s the set that I first picked up and started playing with. The card is an extremely good way to police the graveyards, and is possibly the strongest grave hate card around, it just does so much. Is your opponent on a graveyard-based strategy like a Phoenix or Greasefang? Boom! Turn two Rest in Peace has them neutered. This card may not be the sexiest of cards but it is powerful. My number one pick for the most impactful card in Return to Ravnica is Rest in Peace. It removes all the annoying chump blockers or all of those dastardly planeswalkers your opponent can be playing at the low low cost of just two mana, what a steal.
Rakdos players make good use of this card as a catch-all against a bevy of decks. The second is Dreadbore, this is a mainstay in the Rakdos midrange decks that are very popular at the time of writing. Verdict’s main claim to fame in Pioneer is being of the main reasons that Azorious Control is a playable deck in the pioneer format. It comes down on turn four which is usually early enough to stop several decks before they can get going it is also uncounterable so it gets around the usual counterplay of just counter spelling an opponent’s sweeper. Our third most impactful card is a control powerhouse Supreme Verdict! This is quite possibly the most potent four-mana board wipe ever, it’s basically perfect. Buy on TCGplayer $23.34 Buy on Card Kingdom $9.49 card details on MTG Meta
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