The sheer card advantage demands an answer or it takes over games
But those cards, and similar ones introduced since, were all bound together by one specific mechanic: they had the keyword action transform, meaning that you could swap back and forth by paying a cost and flipping the card over
The brilliance of Battles is that the design sidesteps the common pitfalls of opt-in tug-of-wars: your opponent cannot derive any benefit from them, they can only deny you from getting an additional benefit
III Until end of turn, another target creature you control gains trample and gets +X/+X, where X is the number of lands you control
Im sure some of you saw the r/mtgfinance post where a cryptocurrency investor dropped $100,000 into dual lands at Grand Prix Las Vegas last weekend
Deadly Rollick This four-mana instant that exiles a dork is next