These are noticeable differences if youre looking for them and you have something to compare them to, but in a trade binder or an opponents deck, youd never look twice
I mean dont get me wrong, I think the mechanic is a pretty big design mistake all in all, but if we have to look at some positive sides to it, it could be that it forces us to play to the table
It allows two permanents to 'merge' into a bigger, more horrific entity, like Graf Rats and Midnight Scavengers melding to make Chittering Host
Oh, and we all absolutely love twirling a non-spindown d20 endlessly trying to find the next number up or down
Building a deck is all about having an angle and knowing which cards work the best together, something that even non-playing collectors can relate to
Infernal Spawn of Infernal Spawn of Evil (34 characters) Infernal Spawn of Infernal Spawn of Evil is a continuation of the original Infernal Spawn of Evil, and its name had to be split into two separate lines to make it fit into the name frame