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Creatures are mutating and hypbridizing more than ever
Ashnod's Altar specifications: Pros No extra cost to Sacrifice a creature Two extra mana is an strong plus Cons Colorless mana only, unlike Phyrexian Altar Who doesn't love more mana
Relying on having dorks in play makes it narrower, less good early and more situational
There are two decks to choose from in Chapter 4, an Amber & Amethyst deck themed around the Madrigals, and a Sapphire & Steel deck that is sort of Frozen-themed but a bit all over the place
It may be a bit of a slow-burn card, as it sits at six generic mana, but it has great benefits once it's in play
