This means that you at least have to have 60 cards in your deck, including lands, before it can legally be played in any event
Wouldn't Bristly Bill be better as a 7/7 than a 2/2
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Double-Faced Cards With the way that Standard has looked for the last year, its probably unusual to think that there was a time when cards only had rules text on one side
Thats not a lot of money, but its still weird it happened twice
So now I can replace the venture into the dungeon text with choose one: create a Treasure token, target creature cant attack until your next turn, each player loses 2 life unless they sacrifice an artifact, a creature, or a land, put a +1/+1 counter on target creature, each opponent loses 1 life and you gain 1 life, or target creature gets -4/-0 until your next turn