look at the top card of your library mtg Scour Vault -- the 5 cards library, then shuffle your and put those cards back in any order... real? : r/custommagic can someone please explain this

Most Dimir cards that steal permanents or spells do so in a 2-step process, where you usually have to pay a cost or activate another ability to get the card you milled or took from their hand

Maybe we only want/need a 5 creatures out of the 20 in all graveyards and their mana value isn't that much either

Just like with Lord of the Rings, it looks like were getting a cycle of common landcyclers in this set

The card is grindy in a way that is effective in a wide swath of matchups, allowing you to dig for Meddling Mage against Ensnaring Bridge decks, Thalias Lieutenant when you need a blistering clock, or Reflector Mage to answer a large Deaths Shadow

For that reason, Mark Rosewaters latest posts indicating that changes are coming to the planeswalker card type are particularly interesting, no matter what kind of MTG player you are