Forage is a strong keyword useful in many situations without requiring you do it to get value
Last updated on September 7, 2024 Agent of Raffine | Illustration by Caroline Gariba Many, but not all of Magic: The Gatherings casual and competitive formats allow players to use a sideboard alongside their decks
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Crashing Footfalls, Living End and Glimpse of Tomorrow are all stopped with a 0-mana Chalice of the Void other use cases for the card are for example disabling Lotus Bloom out of the Tameshi Bloom deck or preventing Affinity decks from playing their Ornithopter, Memnite, Welding Jar and co
Forage appears as an activated ability on Camellia, the Seedmiser, or as a triggered ability on others
