It had been out for a year or two by then, but I went over to a friend's house to play on his N64 and to play some Magic
Cosmic Rebirth The immortal decree, returning any lost fortress, at the most crucial moment
Ancient Arsenal Creature (22) Eivor, Battle-Ready Escarpment Fortress Surtr, Fiery Jtun Settlement Blacksmith x3 Keen-Eyed Raven x4 Spartan Veteran x2 Labyrinth Adversary x3 Bureau Headmaster x3 Ezio, Brash Novice Arbaaz Mir Towering Viewpoint x2 Instant (5) Battlefield Improvisation x2 Misthios's Fury x3 Enchantment (3) Artifact (6) Raven Clan War-Axe x2 Headsplitter x2 Hookblade x2 Land (25) Stone Quarry x3 Plains x11 Mountain x11 Ancient Arsenal is a straightforward Boros equipment deck with an aggressive game plan of attacking and getting in chip damage via random burn effects stapled to its cards
Thankfully, even if Wizards does go down this route, there are still plenty of expensive cards that could offer fantastic financial value
Most of the time they are worth little, but they are some the most beautiful cards to see the light of day
Centered around Valgavoth, Harrower of Souls who gets 1/1 counters and card draw whenever an opponent takes damage during their turn, this Flying Commander can become a nightmare