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Mirromind Crown is ripe for shenanigans

Storm being a 3 / 4 with flying and vigilance on its own would make it a solid card but the real terror comes with her Ceaseless Tempest ability, which makes it so that the next instant or sorcery spell you cast after she hits someone during combat copy it as many times as the number of spells you had already played that turn this mechanic is appropriately known as storm for those unaware

Stormsurge Kraken presents a nice dilemma for your opponents blocking it because theyd rather take the damage than give you the cards most of the time, until they cant anymore

It's a colorless 2/2 creature with no name, no creature types, no abilities, and no mana cost (and thus mana value 0)

Undercover A few other cards have also been labeled as headache-inducers

These special drops highlight different properties that a player, even five years ago, would scoff at as being impossible inclusions, bringing new eyes to the long-running card game