You get one card, but have two versions of them, often times with new abilities and more power on the back, at the cost of a somewhat situational flip condition
Anyway, the first thing that strikes me is how successful Wizards of the Coasts recent reprinting campaign has been outside of RL cards
These vary from set to set and are often built around a central theme that runs throughout the colors
Then exile it.) You can tap any untapped white creatures you control to pay for Battle Screech's flashback cost, even ones you haven't controlled continuously since the beginning of your most recent turn
In a deck filled with one-power creatures - 10 of its 35 creatures have base power one - Zinnia can often be a three- or four-power flier by the time it sticks on the battlefield, immediately making it much more desirable than its 1/3 base stats would suggest
Plenty of sites allow you to format cards for printing, like MTGGoldfish and MTG Print