Everyone understands that having more cards is a good thing in MTG - and if you can play a card that constantly drip-feeds you cards, then youre in for a good time
That makes it removal target #1 for everyone, and players run more artifact removal these days, so it doesnt actually stick around that often
I happened upon this card by chance, when shopping for singles to help bolster my other commander decks, and picked it up thinking it would be prefect for a Simic deck I had been planning to build for a while with Tatyova, Steward of the Tides as the commander, reasoning that the lands recurring would be very effective
If your choice somehow ends up with an instant or sorcery card as the back face of Werewhat, Werewhat would be unable to transform away from its daybound side, so it would remain daybound even if it's night
Released in the Black Bolt series, this card combines striking visual design with strategic in-game utility, making it valuable for both collectors and players
Pidgeots ability allows the user to search their deck for any card and put it into their hand