(Treat them and anything attached to them as though they don't exist until your next turn.) 2: For each opponent, return up to one target nonland permanent that player controls to its owner's hand
The ability to negate sacrifice effects, such as Dictate of Erebos, is truly a blessing, but it can be a curse if you arent careful Torment of Hailfire will still force you to discard cards or lose life, so watch out
You can tap Hazel and pay two life to tap a bunch of untapped tokens you control, adding mana in any combination equal to the number of tokens you tapped
Azor's Elocutors takes a few turns to get rolling, but there are plenty of ways to speed that up
returning something to the battlefield gives it combo potential
When I started cataloging my Magic collection, I started with my Black section (the smallest), and quickly discovered that if I was to have a complete catalog, I had to list all the sets that my cards were from, as well as the number of each card I had, the condition it was in, etc