Sure, winning the game consistently by turn four is fun, but wheres the variety, the spice
Welcome to the latest installment of Mana Math, where I take a bunch of facts and figures that Wizards dumps on us and I turn it into a simple, understandable answer to the burning question: How hard is it to get the cards we want
Use the type of the card as it's played or cast to determine which permanent type to count it as
Enchanted Rares sport the rainbow rarity symbol that you can see at the bottom center of the card, and theyre also easier to spot as theyre full art cards, meaning that they dont have the black border thats seen on other cards
He functions perfectly as removal on a stick, offering immediate value the second he leaves a player's hand
Other than this, the only text on an action card tends to be a description of its use