Release date: 2023-03-15 Guildpact Paragon Invasion of Ravnica Aerial Boost Alabaster Host Intercessor Alabaster Host Sanctifier Angelic Intervention Archangel Elspeth Attentive Skywarden Bola Slinger Boon-Bringer Valkyrie Cut Short Dusk Legion Duelist Elesh Norn The Argent Etchings Elspeth's Smite Enduring Bondwarden Golden-Scale Aeronaut Guardian of Ghirapur Heliod, the Radiant Dawn Heliod, the Warped Eclipse Infected Defector Inspired Charge Belenon War Anthem Invasion of Belenon Invasion of Dominaria Serra Faithkeeper Invasion of Gobakhan Lightshield Array Ephara, Ever-Sheltering Invasion of Theros Kithkin Billyrider Knight of the New Coalition Knight-Errant of Eos Kor Halberd Monastery Mentor Norn's Inquisitor Phyrexian Awakening Phyrexian Censor Progenitor Exarch Realmbreaker's Grasp Scrollshift Seal from Existence Seraph of New Capenna Seraph of New Phyrexia Sigiled Sentinel Furnace-Blessed Conqueror Sun-Blessed Guardian Sunder the Gateway Sunfall Surge of Salvation Swordsworn Cavalier Burnished Dunestomper Tarkir Duneshaper Tiller of Flesh Zhalfirin Lancer Artistic Refusal Assimilate Essence Astral Wingspan Captive Weird Compleated Conjurer Change the Equation Chrome Host Seedshark Complete the Circuit Corruption of Towashi Disturbing Conversion Ephara's Dispersal Expedition Lookout Eyes of Gitaxias Faerie Mastermind Furtive Analyst Halo-Charged Skaab Invasion of Arcavios

In the core TCG, we have seen Scarlet & Violet, giving us so many fancy mechanics and gorgeous cards in every single set, and with the Future and Ancient Pokemon in particular being some of the best
When some people look back at 2005 top decklists and see these cards, the assumption is that they were sidedecked to beat Burn decks
I dont think a three-drop Saga is a huge liability against a six-drop, but The Akroan Wars time in Standard might be over
Monster Effect: While this card you control is in Face-Up Defense Position, your opponent cannot battle other "Zodiac" monsters you control, except this card