mtg foil cards Why do and non-foil have different set numbers? (You may cast permanent cards from your graveyard by discarding a land card in addition to paying their other costs.) Every Foil Type in Magic:

This blue and white Standard MTG deck has no creatures in the main list

You can attack widely after casting a Grand Crescendo to ping opponents

Lets demonstrate this by taking a look at a fairly average Sealed deck I recently played that had 17 lands: Why is this deck playing 17 lands rather than, say, 16 lands (-1 Forest, +1 Arrogant Poet) or 18 lands (-1 Tenured Inkcaster, +1 Swamp)

For example, I remember talking to a player in my LGS several years ago and asking them to stop pile shuffling

That seems like a needlessly restrictive condition

It's unattached the next time state-based actions are checked, and then immediately put into its owner's graveyard as a second state-based action