[6] Sheldon Menery, who was first introduced to EDH in 2002, while stationed at Elmendorf Air Force Base, then developed the format further culminating in his 2004 article, [6] [8] outlining the format on the Magic fan site Star City Games which "spread the word about it beyond his circle of judges for the first time"
If you control three copies of Echoes of Eternity, you'll end up with nine copies of the spell plus the original
Second, it only cared about creatures, and we wanted it to care about other permanents
As soon as it enters, everyone gets a crow that has to attack with every turn
Magic: The Gathering is incredibly diverse, so take some time to play some rounds and get a feel for it, then see what the game can offer you by working out the perfect deck to wreck opponents with.
A couple other borderless cards have also been selling for hundreds of dollars