Bodyguard cards are a bit of a speciality of the steel ink type and, when exerted, force opposing characters to target them when challenging
Biggest Omissions: Doubling Season $69.99 Noble Hierarch $69.99 Scapeshift $44.99 Bloom Tender $37.99 Azusa, Lost but Seeking $24.99 Vorinclex, Voice of Hunger $24.99 Mana Reflection $19.99 Life from the Loam $19.99 Summoners Pact $19.99 Oracle of Mul Daya $19.99 Seedborn Muse $19.99 Tooth and Nail $15.99 Fauna Shaman $11.99 Primeval Titan $11.99 Obstinate Baloth $5.99 Birds of Paradise $5.99 Ancient Stirrings $4.99 Eternal Witness $4.49 Wild Nacatl $2.49 There were a lot of green rares that could have shown up here
An infinitely activatable recursion machine sure sounds attractive, and the meager activation cost of makes this card one of the best utility recursion lands in Magic history, likely leading to its over-$100 price point
While I havent worked out where she will finally land, Ive been messing around with some silly four-colour Elves builds on Magic Arena
DOCTOR WHO: GREEN A lot of the green cards in the decks are kinda replacement level, because green is good at basically everything
Proxy cards should not be made to be indistinguishable from their MTG card counterparts, and if they are, youre getting into counterfeit territory and that is a slippery slope
