Tempest , however, was the first set to return to the effect in blue, with this beautifully illustrated card with terrific Rocky Horror -themed flavor text
I also wanted something villainous for instants and sorceries, and it just so happened that there were flashback sequences featuring Kefka and Sephiroth, two of the villains we were excited to show on multiple cards in the set
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It lets us both shortcut to expensive effects like Bone Miser and Skirge Familiar or rebuild with them after a board wipe, when our other synergies might be temporarily turned off
Lithoform Engine was the first card to feature the line "Copy target permanent spell" in the rules text (as opposed to "copy instant or sorcery spell")