It's two game objects in one, specifically two foods for decks that need them, and its artifact animation effect lets you beat down with crumpets and cupcakes and such once you're in the lategame
Masters of Evil may not be the #1 most valuable deck, but its at least close, and it offers enough long-term staples to the format that it should maintain its value moving forward
Creative Energy feels like a close second with the support from Modern Horizons 3 , but it remains to be seen how competitive an energy deck can really be
Extra Life presents Gavin Verhey's popular Unknown event on Saturday, September 23
For a wonderfully-written example of how this concept applies to deckbuilding, see here.) This brings me to my last misconception, which is that simply shuffling your library or moving unknown cards from the top to the bottom somehow makes you more or less likely to draw the card you want