2021's Dungeons & Dragons: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms is likely the best-selling summer set ever as well, overtaking 2020's Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths
While WotC may have seen the set as an early failure in design and production strategy, we should think of it as a microcosm of what early Magic was: a weird fantasy world where mechanics were built around the flavor and the power level between sets swung wildly back and forth, where every new set was full of new concepts as the design team fleshed out how the game would look for years to come
Void Winnower Void Winnower is our final card of this article, and it's no less odd than the other cards in this article (other than Raging River and Steamflogger Boss, but that's not the point)
Cherrim (Promo-A 43 / P-A) card How to get: Was obtained randomly through Promo Cards gifted after securing victories in solo battles during the Gible Drop event running until March 17, 2025
There are three potential borderless promo cards and three distinct movie poster-themed cards players can open
Given how good Black is at making people discard cards, this makes for a really cool strategy, and one that is a lot of fun to play around with