MTG Salvation

Easily the best Catoblepas in MTG

Not a lot of land cards can kill players at instant speed

Kazuul's Fury- too many blocks hurt my head... wtf is that symbol by the name, and wtf is that "tap for mana" block on the bottom? [FYI-i quit when Mirrodin came out.]

Stand/Deliver- one of the weaker of the original double-cards... who does damage prevention any more?

Kazuul's Fury is a Modal Double Faced Card (MDFC). The other side is a land that enters tapped and can tap for red mana. So you can use the card as a Fling or play it as a land. The symbol in the upper left corner beside the name is indicating that this is the front face. The back face has a different symbol. This is a mechanic from Zendikar Rising, expanding on the double faced cards introduced in Innistrad, and used a few times since. All sets from Zendikar Rising onwards so far had MDFCs.

Stand and Deliver is just a great three words, even if the card is merely okay to underwhelming

Since yesterday was Memorial Day here in the States, I'm gonna post this "random" card - Remembrance. Comments, or combo's welcome.

Imagine Remembrance in a Relentless Rats deck...

I find it weird, that Icatian Crier generates Citizen tokens, where it's clearly spell-shaping Raise the Alarm. Gather the Townsfolk has Fateful Hour, and Rally for the Throne has Adamant.

Old school combo with hand of justice
Back in the day, there weren’t many token creators in white

Combo with enduring renewal, memnite and a sacrifice outlet like blasting station etc...

Better flavor as a red card than a blue one, but Annex is so much more well-costed.

Back in the Ice Age block, there weren't many good lands to steal- Thawing Glaciers would probably have some issues with control once you used it's abilities. But i'd love to see Conquer in sideboards when Urza's Saga released Gaea's Cradle and Tolarian Academy.

One of my brothers first decks had this with orcish squatters

Budget Moat with a better manacost but a harsher card cost. Solitary Confinement was just reprinted and it's probably better if you're willing to pay a card each turn.

It's a bit odd that this Limited Bear made it to uncommon. It's good to include graveyard hate in your pile, but generally you want to be able to target any card instead of only creatures.