Its easy to add snow lands to any deck and after having three snow basics in play, this card turns into a Lightning Bolt for creatures and planeswalkers
Red isn't defensive
Many of the best Equipment cards, such as Thran Power Suit and The Reaver Cleaver, are also possible additions
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The design team was always on the lookout for where family mechanics might make sense on a Charm, so the white mode makes use of shield counters
This means for the first two years I played Magic , I bore witness to an era dominated by noncreature spells and monocolored cards
