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Mistermath's Card Ratings for Voyage to the Sunken City:

5/10

Smuggler's Run is probably an effect worth approximately drawing a card, as seen when comparing Grimestreet Enforcer and the old pre-buffAzure Drake (the enforcer was pretty much always immediately killed, and azure drake's spell damage was what pushed it over the edge and making it above average, so the rest of the text is outlier-y). Seeing as a 1 mana spell to draw a card would definitely be below average, Smuggler's Run was therefore also below average as a 4/10. This spell therefore gets bumped up to 5/10 for shuffling the Sunken Gardens onto the bottom. While it's a fair and interesting buildaround, the value just isn't enough to make control decks interested, especially if they're running plenty of spells. On top of that, aggro has difficulty staying on the pedal while also dredging up cards that don't immediately impact the board.

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Can we all talk about the fact that the game cards powercreep went so high over the years, that now we see a card that can literally make you immune to fatigue with some drawbacks.

 This doesn't even make you immune to fatigue?

It creates a Sunken Gardens, not a copy of itself. Sunken Gardens only does the first part of what Azsharan Gardens does.

Even if it did, it wouldn't make you "immune to fatigue," because any deck that is planning to mill you such as mill rogue would still be able to mill and fatigue you on their turn. Putting a single card on the bottom of your deck each turn that generates itself and shuffles it into your deck would still only be good if you only draw a single card each set of turns.

Can we all talk about the fact that the game cards powercreep went so high over the years, that now we see a card that can literally make you immune to fatigue with some drawbacks.

get over it

Any chance for a description of linked cards for these ones that have them?

Colossal cards suffer from this lack of info as well.