However, disruptive effects which can simply destroy "Magician of Faith" without being flipped, the increasing number of cards which can only use one copy and/or effect per turn, and overall recent builds which doesn't really need to retrieve a "Mind Control" as they can easily find another way to get out of a tight situation is not that "Magician of Faith" became less reliable, but rather far less necessary compared to the old times where variety was scarce
Clearly the Phyrexian oil containers were rusting, as this was a particularly leaky MTG set, with grainy images of all sorts of cards turning up on social media
Prismatic Wardrobe is a fun card effect, too, where you destroy cards based on the colour and whether the controller wears an article of clothing that matches the colour of the card
However, the most important part of its effect is its ability to negate any effect while it is on the field
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