An example a bit closer to home is watching someone build a mana base for their booster draft deck by simply counting mana symbols, essentially ignoring (2)
This tells me that early in Magic history, removing a creature via another creatures ability was a bigger deal than it is today
You can check out our guide to Magic: The Gathering Booster Pack types here, but the short version is that Collector Boosters are filled with alt art, foil treated and special variants of cards in any given set
Cards like Jasper: Common Crook, Iago: Loud-Mouthed Parrot, Mother Knows Best, Dragon Fire, and more are all great for throwing a wrench in someone else's plans, making it easy to impede progress with this Disney Lorcana starter deck
instead, the platform offers Brawl a Commander like experience that uses a 100card singleton deck and plays oneonone
This card's power hinges on how high you can get the bloodthirst number, which ties the whole package together