These made sense from two angles: First, these were top-down Egyptian-inspired sets, and d4s look suspiciously like those pointy triangle things everyone associates with Egypt
At the moment, its hard to know just how impactful this card is going to be because the impact of Location cards are still relatively unknown
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Four-Color Control (7.5% of the Winner's Metagame) 4 Tablet of Discovery 4 Inevitable Defeat 4 Jeskai Revelation 4 Great Hall of the Biblioplex 4 Stock Up 3 Consult the Star Charts 3 Steam Vents 3 Sacred Foundry 2 Shattered Sanctum 2 Flashback 2 Mistrise Village 2 Sear 2 Stormcarved Coast 2 Day of Judgment 2 No More Lies 2 Hallowed Fountain 2 Firebending Lesson 2 Riverpyre Verge 1 Plains 1 Cori Mountain Monastery 1 Lightning Helix 1 Multiversal Passage 1 North Wind Avatar 1 Godless Shrine 1 Sundown Pass 1 Sunbillow Verge 1 Gloomlake Verge 1 Abrade 1 Three Steps Ahead 2 Flashfreeze 2 Emeritus of Ideation 2 Strategic Betrayal 1 Outrageous Robbery 1 Disdainful Stroke 1 Petrified Hamlet 1 Day of Judgment 1 Ancient Vendetta 1 Negate 1 Pest Control 1 Pyroclasm 1 Riverchurn Monument Four-Color Control seeks to dictate the pace of the game through a carefully balanced mix of countermagic, removal, sweepers, and card-draw spells

Illustrated byNstor Ossandn Leal for the Final Fantasy Magic: The Gathering crossover, each side tells a different chapter of the Ascians legacyfrom eloquent manipulator to apocalyptic force
Players who played with Knight of the Ebon Legion will know how impactful this is