Magic: The Gathering commissions more fantasy artwork than any other entity in the world today, its artists are the best of the best, and we as players, fans and collectors get to enjoy the literal Golden Age of Fantasy on our tiny cardboard squares
Double-faced cards simulate character progression in the Final Fantasy games
Its not overly difficult to untap and spend three mana during your first main phase after your opponents have dedicated all of their best creatures to swinging at other players, which means that Split Up is likely to be an instant classic of the board wipe genre
In the best case, players discover that hating on Storm, Burn, TitanShift, and random token decks is enough to put Amulet of Safekeeping into their sideboards, while in the worst case, Amulet of Safekeeping provide an interesting budget substitute to the very expensive Leyline of Sanctity