Drop it on turn one and suddenly every noncreature spell at the table comes with a question attached
Flubs, the Fool At first glance, Flubs, the Fool, with its static ability, will likely be part of ramp strategies aiming to play as many lands as possible
The job class equipment does add a creature type when equipped, which is a nice nod
Theres a significant leap in effectiveness from a 2-mana counter to a 3-mana counter, but at least Render Silent doesnt have a stipulation on what type of spell it counters and then prevents your opponent from casting
The early Pokemon TCG went through a massive boom and Wizards of the Coast printed a ton of the early sets which resulted in a lot of factory issues
Mox Tantalite and Sol Talisman also help our mana base get into the suspend game