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The 'Standard' format was created to reduce the game's overall power (as well as entry cost) by limiting the legal cards to those from the last 4-8 sets

As long as the top card of your library is a creature card, you may look at it any time and you may cast it

This combination of demand and rarity makes Mana Crypt the 4th-most-valuable card outside the Reserved List, behind two cards from Portal: Three Kingdoms (Imperial Seal and Zodiac Dragon) and one (Grim Tutor) which was exclusive to a particular 1999 starter deck

Worth trying out especially if you have a higher concentration of enchantment creatures

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