mtg onslaught card Monstrous then put one onto the battlefield face down as a 2/2 creature and the other into your graveyard MtG Duskmourn: House of Horror

A few examples that come to mind include devotion or cards with a party count

At first, we were a bit disturbed by the Wes Anderson -esque art, but this has come to subside since

Mostly because doing so every five cards felt like creating checkpoints throughout the process and this amused me.) Whose horse is that? Chase Carroll (ManaCurves on Twitch and Twitter) made me laugh out loud with this one

In recent years, top-down design has been used to great effect in worlds like Theros to connect them to their inspirational concepts in myth

No Black deck or Commander deck is complete without some sort of spot removal

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