It was never intended for tournament play but remains an ultra-exclusive collectors piece
It seems like the black and white knights in particular will prefer a grindy midrange game plan, based on finishers like The Circle of Loyalty
MorphSacrifice another creature
Thats because, also like Clue, you are able to ask other players if they have certain suspects, weapons, or rooms in their pile, but here making those guesses is restricted by Magic mechanics: you get the opportunity to do so only when you either deal combat damage to another player, or exile six mana value worth of cards from your graveyard at the end of your turn
Whether for its absurd mechanic, legendary tournament story, or sheer collectibility, Chaos Orb stands as one of the most iconic artifacts in MTG history
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