mtg dragon token cards (4/4) by Jeff A. Menges this creature gets +1/+1 until end of turn.) Dragon token (6/6)

You can tell the rarity by the number of straight sides the icon has: the more straight sides, the rarer that card, starting from the circular common up to the pentagonal legendary rare

Every stat is tracked simultaneously

This gives the player an advantage in that their opponent is forced to either damage themselves or allow them to recast a potentially game-winning creature

Karn Liberated, A.K.A

While it might seem odd to choose damage over the pure destruction on the rest of the list, the cost here along with the ways you can use the damage to your advantage, push it above the other entries

While a lot of players are using brackets, plenty don't, and that means this card could just show up on a lot of tables and cause frustration in games