Equipment precons are nothing new, but what makes Limit Break special is its encouragement to spread your Equipment to multiple creatures, instead of keeping them all on one
Effectively though, it turns one of your effects that would end at the end of your turn into a permanent effect, as long as it remains tapped
It triggers other enchantments when cast late while benefiting from effects like Sterling Grove and Calix, Destiny's Hand
One more detail to note: James and I have spent a lot of time on MTG Fast Finance discussing how Japanese-language cards are undervalued compared to the English versions of chase cards
When you do, Invasion of Tarkir deals X plus 2 damage to any other target, where X is the number of cards revealed this way
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