5 strongest cards in Magic: The Gathering's Phyrexia All Will Be One expansion

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Magic: The Gathering's next expansion, Phyrexia: All Will Be One, might be the most potent expansion since Throne of Eldraine. There are so many powerful cards that it's tough to pair them down to just five cards. But I'm giving it a shot. So many cards almost made a list, like Ovika and Enigma Goliath.

That card could be the new version of The Locust God, which lets players create swarms of creatures. I also wanted to highlight Drivnod and Carnage Dominus for sacrifice/aristocrat decks. The ability to get extra triggers of sacrifice/death abilities can be game-changing in Magic: The Gathering.

My feelings on these cards could also change after the meta shifts over the next month, so I will probably revisit the best cards later. But, as the pre-release events for Magic: The Gathering's next expansion will begin soon, here is what I think could be the strongest options for individual cards.

Vraska's -9 ability is overpowered enough on its own in Magic: The Gathering. She's a costly card, but can you get her into play and pop her ultimate ability? That's the end of the game before the other player knows it. If an opponent has fewer than 9 poison counters, they receive a number equal to the difference.

You can also proliferate her, and spam her -2 ability, to turn a creature into a Treasure Artifact. Is your opponent putting into play some ridiculous creature like Tyrannax? Suddenly, it stops being a creature and starts being a treasure token. She will see play in the coming Magic: The Gathering meta.

If I had to pick a "Dominus" card, it would have to be Zopandrel in Green. Magic: The Gathering's Phyrexia: All Will Be One expansion features "Dominus" cards, one in each color. They are essentially gods and can all become