I usually sleeve, binder, and display my illustration Rares, ex cards and up, but I might have to break that rule for some killer deck builds this time around
Were already seeing Zendikar Rising experiment with using different card types as the front side of these, which will affect deck-building and combo options across various formats (the front side determines how you can search for or target these cards when they arent in play)
At the start of each end step, you get to make 1/1 Rat tokens that are effectively Relentless Rats equal to the number of creatures your opponents control that were exiled that turn
This is good news for players, as it means the above drop rates may feel more consistent rather than random chance
Anthem aside, the best part of this Assassin's Creed card is to O-ring a creature from each opponent
However, it's still amazing how a newcomer can put aside multiple cards that have been staples on numerous decks for a long time