Theres no downside in Chapter II, since you draw a card if you cant return your Solemn Simulacrum or other artifact
As a Torpor Orb on legs, with flash to boot, you can bring out a nasty shock to someone who is relying on cards such as Mulldrifter, Stoneforge Mystic, or Rune-Scarred Demon
When we think of a commander as being "retired," there's the implied sense that there's something wrong with the deck
The release of the decklists for the Commander format comes hot on the heels of the announcement of the next set, Shadows Over Innistrad (see "New 'Magic: The Gathering' Set Announced"), due out in April
Here's what actually happens: you find a cool custom card back design online, place the order, and what arrives feels flimsy, prints muddy, or the dimensions are just slightly off
Blood Moon [The Ultimate Greed Punisher] Blood Moon is one of the simplest ways red punishes greedy mana bases