Gust of Wind could be a really useful card, as it let you switch your opponents active creature with one of their benched ones
The more powerful and popular a serialized card is, the more demand there will be for the card
Ryan Typesetting & Layout: Jill Waller, Chris Nitz, Angelika Lokotz Production: Michelle Lewis, Hans Reifenrath, and Wizards of the Coast prepress staff Print Management: Callise Janikula, Teri Ann Corley Project Coordination (Wizards): Jill Waller, Juliane Parsons Project Coordination (Nintendo): Kenji Okubo Brand Management (Wizards): Michael Brooks, Paul Verner, Ellie Haguel Senior Vice President of Licensed Trading Card Games: Rick Arons Base Set 2 (February 24, 2000) Advanced Rulebook Version 1 Original Japanese Game Producer: Tsunekaz Ishihara Directors: Tsunekaz Ishihara, Kouichi Ooyama, Takumi Akabane Game Designers: Tsunekaz Ishihara, Kouichi Ooyama, Takumi Akabane Card Text Director: Akihiko Miura Art Directors: Milky Isobe, Takumi Akabane Card Illustrators: Ken Sugimori, Mitsuhiro Arita, Keiji Kinebuchi, Tomoaki Imakuni, Kagemaru Himeno Manual Editor: Yuichi Konno Playtesters: Eiji Sumitomo, Daisuke Doi, Hideto Yoshimi, Tomohiro Nakata Special Thanks to: Satoshi Tajiri, Shigeki Morimoto, Ken Sugimori, Hiroyuki Jinnal, Hitoshi Matsui English-Language Version English Translation: Ron Foster English Game Development: Jim Lin, Charlie Catinerpie, Robert Gutschera, Tom Wylie, Shawn Carnes, Glenn Elliott, Paul Peterson, Teeuwynn Woodruff, William Jockusch, Henry Stern Rulebook Writing: Robert Gutschera, Michael G
[D] Ram: 10 damage
Max, the Daredevil pairs really well with Lucas, the Sharpshooter because Max can both provide Lucas with more clue tokens to sacrifice and untap Lucas so it can use its ability multiple times
Mockingbird Clones have been a dime a dozen in Magic ever since Alpha introduced the original concept
