Contextualizing My Power Evaluation For a writer who once flushed card power levels down the toilet, as an en-tire concept, it's strange to put up a big flag that says "I know the actual most powerful card in the new set." First off, I wrote that before Uro
Imagine being able to attack with a board full of Templar Knights, activate them before blocks, and then put both Akromas Memorial and Graaz, Unstoppable Juggernaut into play making all of our creatures into 5/3s with a suite of keywords that will make blocking them difficult if not impossible
Zirilan of the Claw Like clockwork, when a Dragon deck comes out, his price goes up
For Mirror Box, that rule is the legendary rule that says you're only allowed one copy of a legendary creature card on your battlefield at the same time
I would use this card especially against control decks
A fabric top prevents damage during gameplay and can also be used as a desk mat or mouse pad, while the anti-slip bottom keeps the mat in place during use
