For example, New Phyrexia, the game's take on science-fiction-derived horror, has players serve as fly-meets-wall spectators to the atrocities committed by the grotesque and diabolical Phyrexians as they singlehandedly remake the plane of Mirrodin into their own twisted image.
But there's another perspective that has, arguably, served Wizards of the Coast even better than the helpless[...]
