mtg split cards can you cast both Was there ever a rule saying the two halves of a card had to be different? : r/custommagic The History of Two-in-Ones, Part

But for a guy like me, being able to sell it is life changing

Bloodtracker has my favorite kind of trigger a leaves play trigger

A lot of decks built around Primeval Titan are simply called Prime Time, with that name being used much more than Primeval Titan itself

This allows phasing cards to keep counters, auras, and equipment attached to them when they phase back in

I am already priming my evil laugh for when I tuck someones commander on the bottom of their deck and ask them politely if theyre packing Cellar Door before I cackle with delight and stroke the bat wings on my Mean Hippo

Cloud Key or Semblance Anvil for Foundry Inspector: All do the same thing and Foundry Inspector dies to way more removal I wanted him in for another body but I might just replace him just need to decide between the two, Cloud Key cheats by one and is basically just a more resilient Foundry Inspector and Semblance Anvil cuts cost by 2 however costs an additional card this seems like the stronger one but in my mind I over-think it "What if my hand is all cards I like?" "What if I draw it and there's nothing else in my hand?" I'll have to test between the two and decide.