Nuka-Cola Vending Machine might seem unassuming, but there are a great number of decks making Food that can abuse this
Creatures (37) 1 Nezumi Graverobber 1 Moriok Rigger 1 Sakashima the Impostor 1 Oona's Blackguard 1 Deepchannel Mentor 1 Sygg, River Cutthroat 1 Thada Adel, Acquisitor 1 Master Thief 1 Invisible Stalker 1 Nephalia Smuggler 1 Notion Thief 1 Zulaport Cutthroat 1 Gonti, Lord of Luxury 1 Contraband Kingpin 1 Agent of Treachery 1 Blood Burglar 1 Rankle, Master of Pranks 1 Ghostly Pilferer 1 Zareth San, the Trickster 1 Nighthawk Scavenger 1 Thieving Skydiver 1 Blackbloom Rogue 1 Glasspool Mimic 1 Anowon, the Ruin Thief 1 Enigma Thief 1 Sakashima of a Thousand Faces 1 Varragoth, Bloodsky Sire 1 Draugr Thought-Thief 1 Grim Hireling 1 Eloise, Nephalia Sleuth 1 Prowling Geistcatcher 1 Kamber, the Plunderer 1 Body Launderer 1 Sanguine Spy 1 Undercover Operative 1 Cephalid Facetaker 1 Dragonborn Looter Lands (37) Spells (24) 1 Sol Ring 1 Konda's Banner 1 Sword of Light and Shadow 1 Black Market 1 Worn Powerstone 1 Bitterblossom 1 Knowledge Exploitation 1 Notorious Throng 1 Exsanguinate 1 Cyclonic Rift 1 Aetherize 1 In Garruk's Wake 1 Aetherspouts 1 Blade of Selves 1 Bontu's Monument 1 Vanquisher's Banner 1 Midnight Clock 1 Heraldic Banner 1 Szat's Will 1 Strixhaven Stadium 1 Sword of Hearth and Home 1 Rogue Class 1 Currency Converter 1 Cultist of the Absolute The deck wins by going wide with Rogues, using Haunted Ones power buff
Still fun, but expect bricks
This shift toward longer, social play sessions has made physical card durability more important than ever, as cards are handled and shuffled more frequently than in standard formats
So it can capture the very basic trend but the numbers are completely wrong
