Sinistea is notable for its unique design, resembling a haunted teacup, which cleverly ties into the British cultural theme of the Galar region
The back face doesn't have a mana cost, but its mana value is based on the mana cost of the front face
Heres what we know so far based on the Japanese version
Why its popular: True print-shop flexibility : size, stock, finish, and card backs
Elvish Mystic + Llanowar Elves Elvish Mystic and Llanowar Elves are two copies of the same card, and one that youd rather run in multiples to achieve a critical mass
Each spell with overload has a target, but if you cast it for its overload cost rather than its mana cost, you can change the word "target" to "each," or what the Izzet used to call "restraint." Remember that a spell with targets can fail to resolve because its targets become illegal, but once you overload it, it no longer has targets, so it can no longer fail to resolve this way