Players can choose to place one of their active Characters onto a Location for a move cost, which is listed on the lefthand side of the card
White's been getting a lot of recursion lately, but it's rare to see that tacked onto a permanent with other great abilities to look forward to after it does the thing on ETB
This is undoubtedly a powerful card with a ton of value, even when it's defeated, so expect to see a lot of it in play from Emerald & Sapphire players
Mind Flayer, the Shadow, as the card is called, was also printed upside down, as a nod towards the place it comes from in the show which the kids call "the Upside Down"
It made us wish the different card types were given more distinct layouts that made them stand apart
The restriction of only using odd spells was great since it prevented defaulting to a storm win condition (both Grapeshot and Tendrils of Agony are even mana values)