The Pit Scorpion might be a humble 1/1, but each time it manages to deal damage to the opposing player, they build up almost incurable poison counters and at 10 poison counters, irregardless of anything else, a player loses
Though it hasnt arrived without some legal controversy, it appears to be an early hit, at least if the crushing lines it causes at game conventions are any indication, with fans waiting hours to get their hands on product and promotional cards
(Fatal Push loses some utility without fetchlands, but if aggro decks dominate the format, it may still prove useful.) Counterspells Pioneer also features a handful of solid counterspells
Tetsuya Nomura illustrated this Double-faced Sephiroth, fabled SOLDIER/Sephiroth, One-Winged Angel reflecting Sephiroth's journey in FINAL FANTASY VII