Archidekt uses a default visual view for their deck lists, and has a nifty feature where cards slide in and out to show the full image when you hover over it (desktop only)
By the height of Skullclamp's reign, 58 out of a possible 64 copies showed up in the Top 8 of two major tournaments, often featured in decks like this: While Skullclamp was the fall guy, there were actually a ton of problems with the above deck list, and over the course of the next year, Affinityeven without Skullclampbecame a devastating force on the tournament scene
it would be annoying to have a dozen Shocks spread across 3 boxes
If a player is instructed to choose a card name, the player may choose the name of either half of a split card, but not both
Having a land drop supplement your strategy is great, but losing a land to Vandalblast or Farewell is backbreaking
The Near Mint price still starts really high at 23.500,00 Euro, so this is by no stretch of the imagination a cheap card