Additionally, we wont be considering reprints for this ranking, but some very strong ones are appearing in this set
The Blue-Red Limited Archetype: Instants/Sorceries & Adventures Blue and red mana combine to make "The Sorcerer's Apprentice," a spell-heavy archetype that also makes good use of adventures
It's super flexible, as you can use it when your own horde swings in, or when another player goes in on the offensive (they don't even have to be sending everything/anything at you.) However, while I can see this card working pretty well in any blue/white/green tokens deck, it's obviously best with an MTG commander that cares about birds
Essentially, the designers have taken a few of the highlight cards from select sets and given them alternate art by notable Japanese artists, making them unique, rare alternatives to their normal versions
That means you can just delete a creature your opponent controls even if youre tapped out of mana