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A 1/3 for three mana, if Academy Manufactor's controller would create a Clue, Food, or Treasure token, they instead create one of each

It was the early 2010s, and I was just getting starting to watch streams and videos of the Star City Games competitive Constructed circuit

The Equipment is a one-drop you can cast early and then three to equip to give a six-toughness boost and then that's a six power boost for just three mana over and over again when things die

Another great thing about Verazol is that the vast majority of kicker spells are ultra budget-friendly, as most of them are draft chaff that doesn't see high demand in constructed formats

This was also the only Ravnica set where you could open all ten Shock lands, in theory, which made Dragons Maze packs exciting regardless of the middling card quality found elsewhere in the set