Then there is the game-warping ability to take control of your opponents next turn, giving you the chance to cast spells and activate abilities however you want, oftentimes completely disrupting their plans
If you've played for a while, you can probably pull together a Starn deck from your bulk commons and uncommons
He loots away unused cards while bouncing threats, accruing value each turn
FromTheShire: I don't know if this even hits 'fine' honestly, the web-slinging does nothing for you besides come down a turn early and the Overrun effect isn't because it doesn't give out trample
A copy effect "cannot see" the original attributes of a face-down card
Last updated on January 16, 2026 Alloy Myr | Illustration by Matt Cavotta You happen across a small beaked robot autonomously performing and reperforming some long obsolescent task