Often, the seller has a price in mind, so the first question I always try to answer is "are these cards profitable at the buyer's asking price?" For instance, a seller is asking $300 for their collection
Ive been a huge fan of 25 lands in Jund ever since Bloodbraid Elf joined the party, but I think Assassins Trophy changed the game again
I hope the above stories from the floor provide you all with some interesting windows into how the MTG community is responding to the recent limited and special edition cards
If the enchanted creature would be destroyed, you must remove all damage from it (if it has any) and destroy the Aura that has umbra armor instead
You can look at and cast that card for that turn, letting you surprise your opponents with hidden information
Without the explanation in the effects, it's easy to be tempted that Rohgahh here is just either a short orc or a fat goblin