Depictions of pasts, real or not, do shape what we expect the past should have been regardless of what it was
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It creates giant logistical nightmares for tournament organizers and was kept out of the Vintage format
As tutor effects they are slower than alternatives and the value they offer can be obtained in other ways when you have lots of mana and creatures
We pay attention to it, but we are not as exacting as development will be
That said, I don't think there's such a thing as a perfect system, and while it was still early days when it was described by the designers earlier in the month, I'm not sure the one Wizards of the Coast is devising will work
