But this only works for cards found in main sets and to a lesser extent special sets since they're usually kept in production for a while (and if what TPCi said in the past is true, will continue to be printed as long as there's demand for 'em and they're not rotated out), this rule doesn't work for promos since they're usually only given away during a certain window of time and given a limited print run that's long enough to fit the predicted demand
Magus of the Order Is this card a lot worse than Natural Order
This deck is remarkably powerful and features a number of powerful creatures, planeswalkers and synergies
Buy it, use it, break it, fix it, trash it, change it, mail, upgrade it Charge it, point it, zoom it, press it, snap it, work it, quick erase it Attach to target creature you control or maybe unattach it Lizard Blades, Rabbit Battery, Double Strike, and Haste Equip it Reconfigure Reconfigure Reconfigure Reconfigure Idk, Daft Punk, probably While we might share a universal dislike of the way Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty handled the cyber DJ bard of the set, we can all agree that Lizard Blades and Rabbit Battery are just the right levels of cyberpunk to hit just right