When a cast/copy permanent trigger fires, you'll do it again, so that Guttersnipe or +1/+1 boost or token makers are all copied
The population of Downtown typically wear helmets and sturdy clothing suitable for a life lived among the rock, and most carry satchels or wear belt pouches with tools of their tradespicks, hammers, loupes, extra wicks for their lights, brushes, chisels, and so on
I found that the key to the matchup was nailing the pivot timing on your switch from a control role to a midrange role, and that said pivot point occurred far earlier in the games than others believed
The way that everything in the piece, from the buildings to the trees, seems to slant slightly reinforces this idea
This question has fueled countless discussions in game stores, online forums, and at kitchen tables for decades
For commons and low-value rares, I like to price them in lots instead of one by one