As with most recent MTG sets, Duskmourn: House of Horror is absolutely dripping with flavor. This is partly due to the use of great top-down designs, and partly due to the use of classic Horror movie tropes. Enfranchised players typically prefer the former, while the latter is great for bringing in new blood. As fun as all the tropes are, they do make Duskmourn look and feel rather visually distinct. Due to this, the set’s cards often don’t play well with more grounded sets from Magic’s past. Thankfully, often doesn’t mean always, as Duskmourn: House of Horror creates an incredibly…
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