It tends to be the kind of thing youd normally find on a spell, and it makes the creatures a little more versatile, especially if you can utilise it a couple of times
Boggart Cursecrafter Boltwave Booby Trap Boomerang, Blade Flinger Brallin, Skyshark Rider Brazen Cannonade Brazen Dwarf Breath of Malfegor Brimstone Trebuchet Brimstone Vandal Broodbirth Viper Bulwark Burning Cinder Fury of Crimson Chaos Fire Burning of Xinye Cabal Paladin Cartouche of Strength Catti-brie of Mithral Hall Cavalier of Flame Cavern-Hoard Dragon Cerebral Eruption Chainer's Torment Champion of the Path Chandra's Ignition Chandra, Awakened Inferno Chandra, Flame's Catalyst Chandra, Legacy of Fire Chandra, Pyrogenius Chandra, Roaring Flame Chandra, Torch of Defiance Chelonian Tackle Circle of Power Collective Defiance Colossus of the Blood Age Commodore Guff Conclave Evangelist Contested Cliffs
It was a pretty fun change, honestly, and while it would completely change deckbuilding, this is probably the one rule that could've worked in the real game
It's the kind of card that makes opponents sigh and slump in their chairs, knowing they just got out-maneuvered for next to nothing
Legendary Creature - Human Soldier Color tag templates(None) Ranger-Captain of Eos When this creature enters, you may search your library for a creature card with mana value 1 or less, reveal it, put it into your hand, then shuffle
Still, despite this silver lining, there are still plenty of controversies about MTG from 2023 to dissect and discuss
