One generic, Sacrifice Nettle Guard: Destroy target artifact or enchantment
Here's the suite of cyclers I chose: Where's My Fluctuator Architects of Will Bant Sojourners Barkhide Mauler Deadshot Minotaur Drifting Djinn Esper Sojourners Grixis Sojourners Hundroog Jungle Weaver Monstrous Carabid Primoc Escapee Ridge Rannet Sanctum Plowbeast Scion of Darkness Street Wraith Undead Gladiator Yoked Plowbeast Valley Rannet Wirewood Guardian Shoreline Ranger Twisted Abomination Noble Templar Pale Recluse Krosan Tusker Igneous Pouncer Jhessian Zombies Elvish Aberration Eternal Dragon Chartooth Cougar There are a few interesting effects attached to these cycling cards and a few interesting choices to make
Previous decks had mostly new cards, but a few older ones which had drawn criticism
The set was themed around a magical university, and these Lesson cards were meant to mechanically represent the different things that students attending the university could learn
Barrin, Tolarian Archmage While Mangara was looking to shake off the pillow fort descriptor, Barrin has built himself a bouncy castle. While Barrin and friends are certainly equipped to deal with opposing threats, the Archmage incentivizes us to prioritize bouncing our own threats instead
Summary Modern Horizons introduced powerful Incarnation creatures with free evoke abilities and game-changing effects