For two mana, you get a 1/2 creature version of Ajani, along with a 2/1 Cat Warrior token
The same year that Ice Age was released also saw the initial creation of two Magic formats: Type I (Vintage) and Type II (Standard)
Its Wizards of the Coasts way of impacting MTGs secondary market and helping to level out some overpriced format staples to make them more accessible
Theyre structured similarly to the Doctor Who precons with a larger number of new cards per deck than typical precons, plus reskinned art for every reprint that fits the post-apocalyptic setting of the Fallout series
Sometimes this will just make you some 1/1 tokens, and it's a shame the opponents get to pick its effect
This Modern Horizons III fox advisor enshrines a spot on this list by drawing cards upon casting auras, a little restricted, but you modify permanents all the time with enchantress decks