Once per turn, when creatures with counters on them deal combat damage to a player, the player who controls Tidus can draw a card and proliferate (i.e., add an extra counter to creatures and permanents that already have them)
To argue for Sylvan Primordial's unbanning (and truly any card's unbanning) would be in support of the idea that Magic: The Gathering will always eventually self-correct itself
This treatment could be found on all the rare and mythic rare borderless cards from the set
As he stated on the official Magic: The Gathering website, hed actually designed a card game in 1982 called Five Magics, the design and mechanics of which were greatly inspired by tabletop games like Dungeons & Dragons and Cosmic Encounter
Pump up your Duelist of Deep Faith and have it take down your opponents Basilica Shepherd and live to tell the tale
Sprite Dragon Sprite Dragon is the latest shot at enabling an archetype that has had a difficult time finding its footing in Modern