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That just means you cant blow this on a talisman or something dorky
it's as if you've just unwittingly stumbled into this faceless murderer in the midst of a dark corn field
If I use the first ability and then use the second ability to return the card to my hand, does the first ability still work
I've been guilty many times of skipping straight to a Planeswalker's ultimate ability and overlooking the ones higher up
Of these cards, Curious Homunculus is the clear winner in my book mana ramp that transforms into cost reduction, a more potent interpretation of mana production, is incredibly strong, even if you have to wait a full turn cycle to start taking advantage of either mode