Exceptions to the 2nd Card rule: #1 - Edge of the Sheet The cards on the borders of the sheet dont have a neighboring card to be miscut into on at least 1 side
A notable rule for sagas is that if it loses its chapter abilities, it does not get lore counter, nor does it get sacrificed as it used to due to a state-based action
The art depicts the Chinese myth of the money tree, fitting for a Treasure token
And there's a real tension you should acknowledge upfront: some players chase that buttery glide above all else, while others want maximum lifespan and don't mind a slightly more controlled grip
In this example, sacrifice both Young Wolf and Woodfall Primus to Ashnod's Altar, which return to the battlefield with a +1/+1 counter due to undying and a -1/-1 counter due to persist, and you generate 4 mana
Art cards from Universes Beyond and Dungeons & Dragons sets are more collectible both to Magic players and non-Magic players, and those for popular player characters from the Assassins Creed games, especially Ezio, can sell for a couple of bucks or more