Whether you're a serious collector or a fan of MTGs most iconic artifacts, Mox Sapphire is a timeless reminder of how powerful Magic the Gathering cards were from the very beginning
It does not appear on the Magic 2011 or Magic 2012 versions
But also a game that someone who's never played a game like this before can pick it up, understand the concepts, and then get drawn in by the characters." Considering how difficult it can be to get your head around Magic or Pokemon these days (there's a reason Magic's head designer noted in an old blog that the company has spent "almost 30 years trying to make a product where people can teach themselves, and its turned out to be really, really hard"), that accessibility is overdue
Between reprints, Commander sets, Universes Beyond, Secret Lairs, and more, Magics total number of cards has ballooned over the years
Blessed Alliance This started out mostly as a sideboard tool but it is getting more popular