In Australia, this promotion ran starting from April 27, 2007, alongside a Hello Kitty promotion
Creatures (33) 3 [c]Adeline, Resplendent Cathar[/c] 4 [c]Brutal Cathar // Moonrage Brute[/c] 4 [c]Chaplain of Alms[/c] 4 [c]Clarion Spirit[/c] 4 [c]Elite Spellbinder[/c] 4 [c]Intrepid Adversary[/c] 4 [c]Luminarch Aspirant[/c] 2 [c]Skyclave Apparition[/c] 4 [c]Usher of the Fallen[/c] Spells (5) 2 [c]Portable Hole[/c] 3 [c]Fateful Absence[/c] Lands (22) 2 [c]Cave of the Frost Dragon[/c] 4 [c]Faceless Haven[/c] 16 [c]Snow-Covered Plains[/c] Playing Against Ward When building a deck, I wouldnt worry too much about ward creatures
Ok, so, let me start with an anecdote
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This change was likely intended to prevent rules confusion and future MTGO bugs with the mechanic
Besides, its no use having no maximum hand size if you dont have the mana to play those cards (thanks, Kruphix, God of Horizons) or the ability to cheat them out
