Aetherdrift might not have been the most popular Magic: The Gathering set of 2025 so far, but there's no denying that Wizards of the Coast poured plenty of creative fuel into the engine of the long-running card game
Outside of the sheer rarity of the booster packs in todays market, the set is freaking LOADED with big time cards
Though its undeniably gorgeous, itll set you back an awful lot of cash to get your hands on it
In this example, my opponent attacks me with the 6/6 [c]Thorn Mammoth[/c] which has trample (as youd expect from a mammoth)
Not to mention that Little John, Resourceful Outlaw needing to be exerted to have his effect take hold is an easy cost to pay, considering how many resistant Bodyguards your opponents will likely have to get through to challenge him.
It feels like perhaps the bad reputation attached to Kamigawa as a whole dragged some great cards down to undeserved obscurity