That is amazing for those players that are staring down defeat, only for them to draw up a full hand of cards and gain enough life to get them through the next turns
If your choice somehow ends up with an instant or sorcery card as the back face of Werewhat, Werewhat would be unable to transform away from its daybound side, so it would remain daybound even if it's night
The influence of the aesthetics of your deck box is tied to all of these and represents what the deck means to you before you even before you start shuffling
(For the full, longer story of grind's creation and ultimate removal as the guild's keyword, check out this earlier article where I tell the full story.) Much of design is spent realizing that something you'd worked on isn't quite right and then having to search through all the existing parameters to find a solution
Its definitely my pet card and it can go in any Commander deck
When the Illumineer finds the locked lorebook in a somewhat hidden inkcasting room, its a complete mystery as to how it got there, McFerrin explained to IGN