What makes the Kashtira archetype so frustrating is two-fold: one, it operates by banishing the opponent's cards face-down, so there's no way to recover them
Like Meowth ex, this card holds a modest value that may be easier to attain than a card that might cost upwards of $800-$1,000 (which we'll talk about later on the list)
MTG Aetherdrift follows Chandra as she travels across planes in a daring and potentially dangerous race, so the new set has plenty of room to explore both new ideas and old ones from new angles
Some of the tutors with a higher mana cost or more situational effects work really well in specific strategies, so evaluating them is also important when building your deck and deciding on how many tutors you should be running
They want a consistent stream of new archetypes that beat out older ones, so they make newer cards slightly more powerful than older ones
Some fogs prevent damage to planeswalkers, it just depends on the wording of the effect