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Since I'm not convinced Invasion of Tarkir is worth playing outside of a Dragon deck and there aren't currently any top-tier Dragon decks, I'm going to put it in B-tier, although the card should be very, very good in a Dragon deck
there are some extremely powerful new cards like Tervigon, Old One Eye, and Magus Lucea Kane that are worth exploring and building around on their own
The Final Fantasy x Magic: The Gathering crossover panel at PAX East revealed some of the mechanics from the video game that are being adapted into the tabletop card game, including some surprising ones
Polyraptor Polyraptor is a very easy card to break and thus a great mythic to craft for Historic or Timeless