Of course, with Magic: The Gathering having been around since 1993, and with an expanding pool of cards and mechanics that have grown to mind-boggling numbers over the years, its no surprise that even the most seasoned of players will find something that trips them up from time to time
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Why did it waste one of the only ten new card slots
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The cost may consist of mana, tapping or untapping permanents, sacrificing permanents, discarding cards, adding or removing counters, exiling permanents, unattaching permanents etc., the devs fantasy is limitless to a good cause, otherwise Magic wouldnt be so breathtakingly diverse
Cascade is a wild ability, but when you can reliably make it happen it gets even wilder
