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Let's go back to that guide term, the entire bracket system is meant to be a suggestive guideline, not an inflexible rules system
Outside of my favorite franchises dinosaurs, there are other prehistoric creatures galore along with distinct takes on the fantasy classics like ancient vampires, undead pirates, and a menagerie of other beasts and beings
"The top card of your library" is "the top card of your library." "Put it into your hand" is "put it into your hand." The verb "lose" is "lose," so: "You lose life" is "you lose life." " equal to~ " is " equal to~ ," which we covered in #17
A colorless 3/4 for three is actually still on-curve today, although today, creatures with drawbacks like "sac a land if this leaves play" just don't show up in tournament Magic it's way too easy to get blown out and lose the game as a result
I love powerful, format-defining removal like Grim Bounty, serviceable-but-unexciting removal like Tar Snare, and awkward removal like Certain Death