My Top 15 Theros Cards from Magic: the Gathering A Greek-Inflected Tabletop Mythos As Ive said before on A Reception Collection, my recently defended thesis is about how tabletop games portray ancient Greece and Rome
This 1999 promo card was not made for tournament play or as part of any MTG sets, but rather to commemorate the birth of Garfields second child
When you cast a spell with offering by sacrificing a permanent, generic mana in the sacrificed permanent's mana cost reduces only generic mana in the spell's total cost
Master's Guidance's first ability can put a +1/+1 counter on each of any two attacking creatures, not just on the legendary attacking creatures that caused it to trigger
Shaun itself doesn't need to attack for its effect to trigger either, letting it sit back in combat and take advantage of its effect without having to put it in danger of dying in combat
Thraximundar offers incredible pressure from the command zone if you can make your opponents sacrifice creatures
