[164] Reception [edit] Critical reviews [edit] Greg Gorden reviewed Magic: The Gathering in White Wolf #38 (1993), rating it a 4 out of 5 and stated that "Small game companies struggle along until they get their breakout product
While it's obviously too early to predict whether that will be the case, it's certainly the right direction for a game that's always looking for a hook for each set - provided Sing Together isn't too powerful, it will once again deepen the game's varied strategies and offer another mode of skill expression
However, I realized that this sword actually works a lot better when not being used on a planeswalker
However, there are surprisingly few squirrels in the entire deck, and some redundancies
The good news is that the fronts are much less likely to scratch, perhaps because of the double-matte finish
Strengths and Weaknesses This deck has some good cards and intentions, but it feels like a good Limited deck with too many different strategies, weak removal spells like Bake into a Pie, and mid creatures like Crow of Dark Tidings and Gleaming Barrier