The ultimate ability forces all players to reset their hand, shuffling their hand and graveyard back into their library and drawing a fresh seven cards
Theres the obvious benefit that youre getting some free creatures to swing with for one turn, but Mirror March lets you cash in on multiple effects that trigger when that creature enters the battlefield
All visual details are presented with a clean, futuristic font style, elevating the aesthetic of every component
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The most iconic fantasy character John Cleese ever played, the fire-spitting wizard Tim the Enchanter stands in for the 3-cost, 1/1 Blue wizard creature Prodigal Sorcerer - which, appropriately, shoots titchy 1-damage fireballs
The other route leans into bounce effects like Crystal Shard or blink engines such as Thassa, Deep-Dwelling, which deliberately trigger the leave-the-battlefield ability to gain extra turns