mtg when a creature dies draw a card TR&CI 169: Why Do Some Triggered Abilities "Look Back In Time" As Well As Why Some Do NOT Look Back Creature “dies” clarification : r/mtg

Nowhere to Run, for example, is a removal spell

His protection being attached to an attack trigger is actually perfect, depicting how Cecil leads from the front in FF4's latter half, uniting his friends to stand against both his former kingdom and the cosmic threat of Zeromus

Double cards affect the next nontournament-legal game you and your opponent play

While Liliana is also removal, its also way easier to remove from play, costs two mana more, and wont stick around that long

The allure to this format is the constant tinkering and building of new decks, which could become expensive, but it doesn't have to be

Here's where silver-bordered rules get fun