mtg foundations borderless cards Elenda, Saint of Dusk - Foil - You may put any number of permanent cards with mana value X or less from among them onto the battlefield MTG - Refute Borderless Foundations

Jaheira Last, but certainly not least, we have Jaheira

The fact that it is much more of an early play really slows the momentum of an aggressive deck and winds up doing a lot more for you in those match ups when you play it at the start than a turn five Thragtusk will manage

Meanwhile, the back face is Tergrid's Lantern, an artifact that points a gun at your opponent's head and forces them to either sacrifice a nonland permanent or lose three life

This ability doesn't trigger if you copy a spell that targets it, or if a spell's targets are changed to target it

But Wizards had experimented with including Hasbro-owned IPs in Magic well before then

Being able to handle a threat is the core of "removal," thus a counter and a bounce and a board wipe must fall into this category