In Legends , the following card appeared: The art of It used to be something players enjoyed making fun of, so the Creative team at Wizards at the time came up with a flavor explanation
Originally, Magic did not limit the number of copies of a card you could play in a deck
No-Regrets Egret Impatient Iguana was one of my favorite playtest cards from the original Mystery Booster , and a generally simple card with a funky ability in your opening hand adds very little complexity to a game of Magic
Check the date printed at the bottom of your card to see when it was printed
However, as the ability tries to resolve, if you don't control seven or more lands, the ability fails to resolve and the effect doesn't happen
It wasnt until Sixth Edition was released in April 1999 that the rulebooks also acknowledged the change to 60 cards