First, a card that normal people have forgotten, (or fundamentally don't know) Artifact Blast Cost: Red Instant Target an artifact spell and counter it
Admiral Brass, Unsinkable Aeronaut Tinkerer Assassin's Ink Back from the Brink Blink Blink Dog Blink of an Eye Blinking Spirit Blinkmoth Infusion Blinkmoth Nexus Blinkmoth Urn Blinkmoth Well Bramblefort Fink Brink of Disaster Brink of Madness Cephalid Inkmage Cephalid Inkshrouder Consuming Sinkhole Contaminated Drink Danny Pink Don't Blink Dreamdrinker Vampire Drinker of Sorrow Earthlink Firedrinker Satyr Glimpse the Unthinkable Glimpse, the Unthinkable (playtest) Goblin Tinkerer Hexdrinker Hokori, Dust Drinker Hoodwink Ichor Drinker Immobilizing Ink Imperious Inkmage Informed Inkwright Ink Dissolver Ink-Eyes, Servant of Oni Ink-Eyes, Servant of Oni Avatar Ink-Treader Nephilim Inkfathom Divers Inkfathom Infiltrator Inkfathom Witch Inkling Mascot Inkling Summoning Inkmoth Nexus Inkrise Infiltrator Inkshape Demonstrator Inkshield Inkwell Leviathan Inspired Tinkering Kadena, Slinking Sorcerer Kelsinko Ranger Killian, Ink Duelist Kitchen Finks Knight of the Kitchen Sink Knight of the Kitchen Sink Knight of the Kitchen Sink Knight of the Kitchen Sink Knight of the Kitchen Sink Knight of the Kitchen Sink Lavabrink Floodgates Lavabrink Repels the Magmaloth Lavabrink Venturer Lifelink Lita, Mechanical Engineer Magmatic Sinkhole Marshdrinker Giant Master Trinketeer Mindlink Mech Mirko Vosk, Mind Drinker Momentary Blink Nezumi Linkbreaker
MTG has lots of land disruption effects, of course, but Quarum Trench Gnomes does it in a totally different way than today's land-hate cards
From the box to the damage counters, to even the included rule sheet, everything has a dash of inky flood goodness added to it
