if you would discard a card mtg Rules Text: Draw card, then a card, 194 cards Your Plans Mean Nothing

At one point I had Herd Heirloom in this to give Diamond Weapon trample, and I'm not sure that's not the right move

Obviously, the ideal situation is to cast it in response to removal, in which case youre left with a buffed evasive creature, and youve already taken a card of value away from your opponent

I know that It wont be ptq status legal as the cost and p/t is missing, but It is still super cool just the same

But most often, the negativity around powerful cards or decks has more to do with how they reduce the sense of identity or ownership around a deck, like we just examined

Runic Armasaur Heres a creature that triggers off of a ton of things an opponent may want to do

A Goofy Movie has always been one of my favorites, and to have cards featuring the movie couldnt have arrived at a better time