Ley lines, or "ley lines," is a term coined by amateur archaeologist Alfred Watkins to describe imaginary straight lines that connect "places of power." While Watkins originally referred to geographical and historical landmarks, the term later took on a more mystical connotation
Id advise you to check with your playgroup during your Rule 0 conversation before pulling out any deck that runs something like Scrambleverse, or even Warp World
Cass, Hand of Vengeance I dont know anything about Fallout , so I dont really get the flavor or references on Cass, Hand of Vengeance, so Ill be evaluating it purely as a Magic: The Gathering card
We've seen in the past how this card can be a major deciding factor in games if left unchecked, and, if the current top end decks take a dive, Wandering Emperor could rise up to take over
Since theres a lot to cover, Ill be posting a picture of the original card, and the rebalanced card, and whether or not the card was nerfed or buffed and what change was made