Granted, Im thinking more about newer TCGs than goliaths like Pokemon or Magic, who will be comfortable with their ability to bring new players in without any concerns about playing catch-up
Vein Ripper was the star of one of the best decks in Pioneer before the banning of Sorin, Imperious Bloodlord (which was used to cheat it out without paying Vein Ripper's mana cost)
It will remain part of the rotation for Standard for at least a few years, but even once it does, youll still be able to play the cards in formats like Modern (which uses any card released since the 8th edition of Magic began in 2003, including the sets that are still in the Standard rotation)
This treatment is featured on 4 commons, 2 uncommons, 16 rares, and 3 mythic rares in the set
Purchasing and Availability Many tri lands are affordable, but someespecially Triomescan be pricey