So that includes other utility lands, utility artifacts like Chalice of the Void and Tormod's Crypt, X-cost spells like Endless One, 0-cost spells like Pact of Negation, and even no-mana suspend spells like Glimpse of Tomorrow
One of the big things about Magic speculation and finance in the modern era is that we have more avenues for reprints than ever
On the French-language version of Summon: Fat Chocobo, the III icon is used twice for its Kerplunk ability, accidentally replacing the IV icon
Somewhat similarly to Venerated Rotpriest, Hand of the Praetors is able to apply Poison Counters without attacking
Pack Wars is fun because of the surprise
You must follow all normal timing rules for spells cast using the second ability and must pay all costs for spells cast this way