Magecraft is in italics - meaning it's an ability word with no rules meaning.
So it seems to be a collection of abilities that trigger when you cast or copy an instant/sorcery. It would have no other requirements for it's not stated on the card.
Well, not strictly better for you can technically use Act of Treason to simply untap your creature and/or give it haste - you don't want to do that with this one for the destroy Equipment clause is not optional. But even so, this is a great card.
If Sakashima copied Akroma himself, and then you used Will on the Sakashima, then all the creatures will be Akroma with Sakashima's 'ignore the legend rule' text for copy effects can copy other copy effects.
Are those little arrows at the side of the creature type line new, don't remember them.
The red dot on the typeline is a color indicator. It defines Rograkh as a red card for his mana cost of 0 doesn't help with color. You'll see this dot a lot on the back face of transforming double-faced cards, and stuff like the no-mana-cost-suspend-spell cycle from Time Spiral.
Wait, what is this? Why is it tagged ZNR? What's going on here?
THE LIST is a curated set of 'pick-ups' that can appear in the new Set Boosters. They are identical to original print except for the planeswalker symbol, just like the cards from Mystery Booster.
I wonder how this interacts with Auras or the Mutate mechanic - if you copy an Aura or mutating creature spell, would both have to go on the same target? The final mode says nothing about 'pick new targets'.
Nope - Asceticism grants hexproof which makes Ruxa unhappy.
So it seems to be a collection of abilities that trigger when you cast or copy an instant/sorcery. It would have no other requirements for it's not stated on the card.
Faker, faker, cheddar baker.
If Sakashima copied Akroma himself, and then you used Will on the Sakashima, then all the creatures will be Akroma with Sakashima's 'ignore the legend rule' text for copy effects can copy other copy effects.
The only snowflakes I care about are those in mana symbols. This could be confirmation that Kaldheim is a snow-related set.
The red dot on the typeline is a color indicator. It defines Rograkh as a red card for his mana cost of 0 doesn't help with color. You'll see this dot a lot on the back face of transforming double-faced cards, and stuff like the no-mana-cost-suspend-spell cycle from Time Spiral.
I disagree. He is rebelling against his corrupt father - having Daddy in the deck makes no flavor sense.
This has the details of the cards and tokens we've seen so far.
We've only seen 4 of the 5 cards and are missing some of the tokens. Probably more Walkers and maybe a few Treasures.
THE LIST is a curated set of 'pick-ups' that can appear in the new Set Boosters. They are identical to original print except for the planeswalker symbol, just like the cards from Mystery Booster.
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