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Putting the creature straight into play is what really makes this card powerful, and you might get some value out of sacrificing a creature depending on how you built your deck

The idea was of course that while neither side would really be playable on it's own, being able to decide in game whether you wanted a land or spell was well worth the slight downgrade on rate

(Choose any number of permanents and/or players, then give each another counter of each kind already there.) Whenever this creature deals combat damage to a player, that player gets two rad counters if they don't have any rad counters

This caused a backlash, but Wizards has pledged to ensure that these limited, mechanically unique cards are reprinted in Magic flavor in the future

A big card in the grave

Seeing this legendary figure, gnarled horns and six-legged Sleipnir descend upon your village would make you lose faith