Why Wizards of the Coast believed that having multiple colors was an upside to a creature back then, Ill never understand (hello
I often kid that I don't do alters of actual people because my painting skill isn't that good yet, and I'd end up leaving them "looking like a freaking Muppet." You might not think that's a bad thing - most of us have some appreciation for Jim Henson's Muppets, but when I paint my first Captain America, Arya Stark or even Jim Henson, I want it to look like a person, not a sock puppet
I dont think this is really going to fly but combining this with Oblivion Ring, Leonin Relic-Warder, and related effects leads to a four card combo that will mill the opponent out on the spot using only cards that have decent utility all by themselves (other than the Altar, of course)
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A metaphor for the bomb that is Battle for Zendikar and the immense Eldrazi bearing down on all of us