Magic has told the story of a card changing state in a variety of ways
Its a fine way to kill Solitude for example, before they untap and gain even more life from Lifelink
Prolonged Video Game Sequel: Gold and Silver is slightly more than twice the length of Pokmon Red and Blue , since it features the entire region that Red and Blue were set in, as well as a brand new one for Gold and Silver
banish the top 2 cards of your Deck face-down, and if you do, banish the revealed card face-down, then, this card's effect becomes that card's effect
Dragon-types returned, card art hit new highs, and the set delivered big on both playability and collectability
To me, its a good sign when I look through my players sideboards after a draft and see cards that could, if the draft had broken differently, have been exciting and powerful cards in different decks, rather than just the least powerful cards in the cube