Up until now, seeing a cheap Stitch or Cinderella would give you the sense that your opponent can probably shift into the Rockstar or Stouthearted variants later in the game
This one-of-a-kind effect quickly earned it a spot on MTGs first banned list in 1994, making it one of the earliest Magic cards to be removed from competitive play
Put four copies in your deck and mulligan until you find one of them
Himself has been playing Magic off and on since he was at school, and I started playing about four years ago, our collection has since grown from one shoebox full to several thousand cards
The recursion happens at the end set on your turn, so you have the whole turn to set up and possibly surprise your opponents
We've been assured that Wizards of the Coast has put a lot of effort into balancing the current set, in an effort to avoid repeating past mistakes