For those interested in the lore , the "Crowns" are living calamities, each with the ability to destroy the world single handedly, that were sealed away behind mystical glyphs long ago by the first king of (insert fantasy country name)
I just talked about how Abzans theme tends to be a little soupy, and thats evident here
They can be
If you do, not only does it attack as a 7/7 with haste, trample, and vigilance, but you also buff your whole team, almost like a mini-Craterhoof Behemoth
That set introduced the nomenclature for Magic 's three-color combinations (aka wedges) Much like Khans, Tarkir: Dragonstorm was a Dragon lover's paradise, and to prove it, the set featured this incredible five-color Dragon-related enchantment that gives all of your Dragons indestructible and offers up an easy-to-complete alternate win condition: if you control five dragons, one of each color, at the beginning of your upkeep, you win the game
Rather than being released in any official MTG sets, this card was privately distributed as part of their wedding invitations, making it one of the most elusive and heartfelt Magic the Gathering collectibles ever produced
