Circles of Protection have been reprinted more than any other white cards in the Magic game (with the exception of Disenchant) making appearances in the Alpha, Beta, Revised Edition, Fourth Edition, Fifth Edition, Sixth Edition, Seventh Edition, Ice Age, and Tempest sets
You couldnt choose the same mode twice, so you couldnt just endlessly copy an effect if you had infinite mana
Mox Amber has come out on top as the most consistently valuable card from the set, but that's no surprise given the free mana it generates
Commander precon card) Experimental Lab at 3G utilizes manifest dread, but with the addition of two +1/+1 and a trample counter, turning the manifested card into an immediate 4/4 trampler, creating an instant value-per-value threat
While he doesnt do anything with -1/-1 counters, he can remove +1/+1 counters from creatures for value
While the Ruby/Sapphire Ink combination crept into the Set 3 competitive formats meta and looks to be one of Set 4s strongest contenders, not many of the cards in this deck saw play