Whatever youre playing, but especially if its multicolor curses, Im not sure you have enough spells to foil the craziness that will fly when you toss a free untap to everyone at the table with a creature on the board

The following cards are banned in the 2024 Modern Format: Ancient Den Arcum's Astrolabe Birthing Pool Blazing Shoal Bridge From Below Chrome Mox Cloudpost Dark Depths Deathrite Shaman Dig Through Time Dread Return Eye of Ugin Faithless Looting Field of the Dead Fury Gitaxian Probe Glimpse of Nature Golgari Grave-Troll Great Furnace Green Sun's Zenith Grief Hogaak, Arisen Necropolis Hypergenesis Krark-Clan Ironworks Lurrus of the Dream-Den Mental Misstep Mox Opal Mycosynth Lattice Mystic Sanctuary Nadu, Winged Wisdom Oko, Thief of Crowns Once Upon a Time Ponder Punishing Fire Rite of Flame Seat of the Synod Second Sunrise Seething Song Sensei's Divining Top Simian Spirit Guide Skullclamp Splinter Twin Summer Bloom Tibalt's Trickery Treasure Cruise Tree of Tales Umezawa's Jitte Up the Beanstalk Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath Vault of Whispers Violent Outburst Yorion, Sky Nomad All Banned and Restricted Cards For Vintage Format In 2024 Every Disallowed Card For Vintage Format The Vintage format allows players to include cards from when the game was first released, containing the most wide-open card pool of all sets

Added Scythe of Plenty
Every card starts as a physical clay figure that gets photographed, so the depth, shadow, and rounded form are all real
This has to be one of the coolest instances of lore in Magic: The Gathering that there's ever been, and upgrades sagas in a way that makes them far more attractive
So you would think they would make reprints easy to understand for new players