Rakdos Prowess in Pioneer After a half-year break from writing MtG articles, Zen is back on the scene with an article about Rakdos Prowess in Pioneer
Esper Sentinel Card draw on a human Esper Sentinel is a one-mana White 1/1 that reads: Whenever an opponent casts their first noncreature spell each turn, draw a card unless that player pays X, where X is Esper Sentinels power. On the face of things, that means you get to draw a card unless your opponent pays one mana
Lord Skitter, Sewer King sneaks graveyard hate into the list, though its primarily here to produce sacrifice fodder
Ryida, Summoner of Mist Fitting in with the limited theme of landfall for Red/Green Rydia rummages whenever you play a land, and can exploit that by hastily resurrecting the various summons in the set represented as enchantment creatures
Is my Johnny side showing
Ricardo Silva Archmages Charms restrictive mana cost is the only thing which prevents it from being played in more decks, since the card is extremely versatile, and every mode is useful and regularly used in Modern