You always cast the front face, and a TDFC always enters the battlefield with its front face up unless something explicitly says otherwise, such as Elesh Norn's last ability
Often it might as well be blank but now and again it will win a game
This helps to make it so even if you draw a land late-game, it's not a dead card as it can trigger your landfall abilities
As a general rule, those differences are important to help keep colors distinctbut when faced with wordiness on a card that's already wordy, we'll err towards the cleaner answer even if it's slightly less "in color." Call of the Full Moon One of the cool things about Magic Origins and its exploration of many worlds we've seen before was that we were able to make a number of cards that were mechanical throwbacks to the set we were revisiting
One way of distinguishing the Legendary Collection cards from the originals is the set symbol, which is a medallion located under the right part of the artwork
While it comes with the downside that an opponent gets to make you discard two of the cards you searched for, players can mitigate that downside either by building their deck to play cards from the graveyard, or by bribing their opponent to let them keep the cards they most want