Additionally, learning about various archetypes can help you anticipate and counter your opponent's strategies, as you will have a deeper understanding of their deck's potential plays and weaknesses
It isn't just that Duskmourn: House of Horror is a cool new aesthetic for MTG that has players excited, however
Tree of Perdition 13 Toughness As a black high-toughness matters card, Tree of Perdition sees more play than its green counterpart
The Ring Goes South and Mirror of Galadriel - Legend decks are big right now, and these cards are excellent for that archetype
I dont think that were going to see this become a huge staple with decks running four copies, but I do think that multiple decks like Jund, Dredge and Titan will start running 1-3 copies and be able to replace a basic land with it, potentially opening up other removal slots for different cards instead