The shape indicates which set, or edition, that particular card was printed in, and the color indicates the rarity , as follows: Cards printed before the Exodus set in 1998 did not use colored symbols to show rarity, and many of these cards have no set symbol at all
But be careful using it
This version of Mana Crypt takes us back to Kaladesh for the style, which you can see both in the beautiful showcase frame, and from all the iconic red and gold filigree
How many times have you had an effect like this or Gravedigger or Izzet Chronarch without any potential targets in the graveyard
"Epic" refers to the borderless alternate-art variant of cards that sits between super rare and enchanted in rarity
Its already a 2/1, and the idea is to attack on turn 2, then if they dont block, activate the first ability and profit, Ragavan-style