With that said, having a deck that needs to shuffle its graveyard back in routinely is not what I'd call a commonplace problem, so it's interesting to see this particular niche raise its head this high up in the top ten list
The timestamp of Fealty to the Realm's control-changing effect is the time at which it entered the battlefield and won't change when another player becomes the monarch
Similarly to above, her ability only counts once, as it states: while you have a character or location , not for each character or location
If your foe has an onerous artificial thing you want to pop, it's valuable, even turn 30
All Will Be One can be a great way to get extra value from those +1/+1 counters
Here is the ranked order of the top 20 most-played cards in the event: Channel Demonic Tutor Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger Thoughtseize Inquisition of Kozilek Spell Pierce Counterspell Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer Emrakul, the Promised End Lightning Bolt Duress Mishra's Bauble Once Upon a Time Karn, the Great Creator Dark Ritual Brainstorm Kozilek, the Great Distortion Memory Lapse Orcish Bowmasters Oko, Thief of Crowns The Unbanned Cards We also wanted to keep a close eye on the power level of the Historic banned cards