But there just aren't enough new cards to really make that matter
These are decks that do things like embody the elf culture or represent Empire Strikes Back or play in a way that makes the opponent appreciate the uniqueness of the card choices
On top of this, Aladdin appears to support the use of Ally-type characters as every time an Ally character quests, the controlling player can heal an amount of damage from Aladdin
So lets try to guess how many copies of these cards could exist in high grades if we just use the Black Lotus ratio of about 5% of the print run being 9.5
Evaluating his overall synergy against the best planeswalkers MTG provides valuable context for understanding his true potential on the battlefield
One final note: its easy to hand out terrible gifts that completely lock out players from the game, whether it kills one player immediately, like Leveler, or just prevents them from playing much Magic , like Sire of Insanity