Despite a number of reprints, the price is holding high, and its a key card in Legacy thats also played a ton in more competitive EDH decks to stop your opponents doing anything too quickly
There's been plenty of innovation on the card type, though some of the strongest were in that original batch, which just shows how powerful they were when they were first introduced
And what, pray tell, are Special Guests
Amusingly, the way the top 8 players were paired up meant the final day of the Pro Tour featured mirror match after mirror match, with six bouts where a deck faced off against a nigh-identical clone
Call for Backup is the opposite: it takes one of the most generic and popular archetypes, +1/+1 Counters, and seasons it lightly with their new backup mechanic, which doesn't suit my tastes at all