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If you reselect which player or permanent an attacking creature is attacking, that creature is still considered to have attacked the player or permanent as declared, but it is now attacking the new player or permanent

It has a high casting cost simply because the set contained a few other cards (like Goblin Machinist) that work well with high casting cost spells, while the morph ability gives the player a way around actually paying that cost

2: Target player mills three cards

Despite these dismal play numbers today, Once Upon a Time definitely made an impact on MTG when it was around

Both cards reached their new prices thanks to a small volume of sales overpowering an even smaller volume of listings