Godhunter Octopus | Illustration by Tyler Jacobson Octopus cards are primarily blue creature cards that have octopus in their type line
(Bevy of Beebles)
On the one hand, I wouldnt recommend playing Kaza in most competitive settings because its not exactly a powerhouse card
Ademi of the Silkchutes Adept Watershaper Aegis Angel Agent of the Shadow Thieves Ajani's Presence Akiri, Fearless Voyager Akroma's Will Akroma's Will And They Shall Know No Fear Angelic Guardian Archangel Avacyn Azlask, the Swelling Scourge Bant Basri Ket Bast, Panther Goddess Bastion Protector Besieged Viking Village Bleeding Effect Blizzard Brawl Bonds of Mortality Boromir, Warden of the Tower Break of Day Bulwark Ox Campsite Cuisine Captain America, Skybound Cecil, Redeemed Paladin Chance for Glory Darksteel Forge Dauntless Escort Destined // Lead Destined // Lead Divine Resilience Duty Beyond Death Eldrazi Monument Elspeth, Knight-Errant Emeria's Call Endurance Bobblehead Ephemeral Shields Erebos's Titan Etchings of the Chosen Everybody Lives
For a long time, Magus of the Moon has generally been considered a worse option than regular Blood Moon, since it dies to a lot of removal, including the popular (and red) card Lightning Bolt
Above is the general condition terms used for determining the general condition of a Pokemon card, popular terms include Near Mint often noted as NM (Cards with a couple white spots / minor scratches), Mint often noted as M (No whitening or Scratches), Lightly Played (Cards with higher level of whiteing, scratches etc) , Moderately Played (Cards with a high ammount of whitening, scratches and minor creases ) and Heavily Played that have very high whitening and creases marked as HVY and finally Damaged cards that are marked as DMG
