5 Elenda, Saint of Dusk Makes Combat Miserable For Opponents Beware the Dreaded State-Based Action Check The Magic design team has moved away from using Hexproof in favor of the Ward keyword, to some players' delight and others' chagrin, but sometimes a card makes its way through design with a special form of Hexproof, such as Elenda, Saint of Dusk, whose Hexproof from Instants ability allows her to dodge the majority of targeted removal in the MTG Foundations format
Cards that seem good for Standard or Modern get a high rating, a huge group of cards get a middling rating because they might show up somewhere, and a handful of obviously bad cards get zeros (sometimes along with a pun)
Intended as a complement to dual deserts or Sunscorched Desert, the Archway is a neat colorless way to reset lands with enters the battlefield abilities or ensure you have landfall triggers
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sacrifice outlets like Phyrexian Altar or Carrion Feeder allow you to sacrifice your creatures when you need to
There's one card, The Valeyard, that mentions both mechanics, but theyre disconnected from each other
