You can upgrade it one more time, turning it into a 5/5 legendary creature that gives all your other creatures indestructible, which is pretty darn good
The monster itself has their effect negated, but so does the targeted monster - then, if theyre both the same monster, you can even choose to banish both facedown if you wish
Hour of Promise is fine, but we will replace it with something that does better than just searching for two lands and making a few zombie tokens
You always get specifically what you pay for, so if you think youve found a really good deal on an extremely rare card, then you need to prepare yourself for the inevitable possibility that you might have bought a fake card
We have got quite an eventful meta with these new Trainer cards from Fantastical Parade, and its interesting to see how players adapt to the new Stadium cards
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