Meanwhile, Song-Mad Treachery is a card I really like for a reason similar to Pelakka Predation: people don't expect non-sacrifice decks to have Threaten effects, which means that Song-Mad Treachery can lead to some massive blowouts by stealing an unsuspecting opponent's best creature and smashing them with it
The ETB effect only works on permanents that aren't two colors, while the effect on the artifact creature on the back face rewards you for playing two-color cards
Legendary Creature - Human Druid Copy (CTRL to add secondary) Creature Mishra, Claimed by Gix Whenever you attack, each opponent loses X life and you gain X life, where X is the number of attacking creatures
Considering how much you have to choose from, figuring out exactly what youre looking for might prove difficult
Even More Goofy Goodness Coming Soon The party with Powerline and Max is just getting started
There's something particularly moving about a card depicting queer love as an avenue for creation rather than destruction, using affection as a means of "opening the way" forward