Decks with plenty of forests basically get to enjoy a personal Mana Flare
The problem, though, is that given how everything looks in the art, it gets very difficult to tell what's going on in the game and the draft itself
Today I wanted to take a step back and review a classic effect of the game ever since the first set gave us the iconic card Fog
While this might seem like a waste to some readers, I actually found Torque to be crucial in one of the games I played recently
Most cards fit into one of the first five rarity levels, Common, Uncommon, Rare, Super Rare, and Legendary, but certain secret cards have a special Enchanted Rarity instead
Flusterstorm only counters instants or sorceries, Swan Song only does all of that and enchantments too (and creates a 2/2 bird that is definitely swinging your way), while Spell Pierce does not work when your opponents have mana up