Because you're transforming an existing creature into Archfiend of the Dross, the opponent's Archfiend doesn't enter the battlefield, so it doesn't get any oil counters
Its biggest boon is the not one but two Phyrexian mana in its casting cost and activated ability, making Birthing Pod effectively a 4-mana investment for a pod-based tutor
[20] Another sign that your card is a first edition is the year 99 being listed in the copyright info on the bottom
Whether for its collectibility, nostalgic appeal, or sheer power, Shivan Dragon remains one of the most legendary creatures in the MTG universe, proving that dragons have ruled the skies of Magic the Gathering since day one
That refers to this point in game design where you're very excited about your idea, but it hasn't been really thoroughly vetted yet
If you are one of only a handful of people in the world to own one, it is without a doubt the centerpiece of any collection