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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The Crimson Binome" data-source="post: 7725061" data-attributes="member: 6775031">It depends on who you're competing against. Hurloon minotaur saw plenty of use at my table, because they could protect me from benalish hero and couldn't be picked off by prodigal sorcerer. I could play my red deck against any of my friends, or anyone on the playground, and I wouldn't feel like my minotaurs were holding me back. To contrast, if I take that same red deck and pit it against any random deck of modern cards, I would fail miserably, due to Power Creep. Most of these new cards are way more powerful than most of my old cards, making my old cards worthless in comparison. You can play your Raging Goblin against my Mons's Goblin Raiders, and you will win because your cards are strictly better. That is the textbook definition of Power Creep.</blockquote>