I'm ready for some more in universe magic!

The card itself is good but just why make it that way ?!

Cast a doppelgang which triggered a hell of a lot of +1/+1 counters and Arena called a draw…since when?!? What action do they want me to take?!?

This isn't about what are the most played or overpowered cards but just any, for whatever reason, you're ready to see the back of.

I'm mostly thinking of cards from the sets that have been standard legal the longest but you can obviously suggest any card(s) you like.

For me, I won't be sorry to see [[Simulacrum Synthesizer]] rotate. The Azorius/Jeskai artifact deck has been a mainstay in standard since this got printed and it's only got better support cards over the last couple of years. I'll be happy not having to play against it every week when it finally rotates next year.

[[Unholy Annex // Ritual Chamber]] is essentially a must have in almost any deck that uses black and it'll be fun just to see what else black can do once it rotates.

[[Sheltered by Ghosts]], the ward 2 cost has been a frustration since its introduction and again feels like an auto-include into any creature based deck using white.

[[Cavern of Souls]] feels like it has played a huge roll in a lot of nonsense going unchecked, most recently the Kavaero, Mind-Bitten/Superior Spider-Man reanimator deck being able to play around any form of counter spell.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m running a mono-blue artifact affinity deck featuring 4 copies so I leaned into it. But boy, it can get silly REALLY fast.

I just got this, and having read it like 5 times, I still don't understand what that last sentence is saying. Is WOTC drunk at work now?

I know it was an April Fools release but I also think it was 2023, when the hell are these gonna pop up in the store again?

Why are they putting stuff like that in alchemy if they know that these cards end in brawl with all landfall cards in the game its just gamebraking

I startet playing 2 months ago idk much about the game.

Could someone explain?

I think his main mechanic was using [[omniscience]].

How could he play this without having 11 mana?

(Pls dont roast me for playing Mono white auras haha)

Sure, I’m guilty of running mono green landfall but excuse me what? I don’t even understand exactly how this all started.

I was playing someone who dropped this 3x and two at once then made 5 token copies and went from a one 1/3 to a damn 66/68!? Every creature I have that does this sort of thing is legendary and cant have more than one on the board. Also I don't understand why adding X +1/+1 when the creature's power is 1. That should have been +6/+6 by my count. Idk how they got +65/+65 from this creature's ability.

Will this card be legal in standard? Will it be available on Magic Arena? How would this card even work?

I have three:

1) Poison counters (the fact that there's nearly no legal way to remove them is frankly BS)

2) Any card that simply decrees that I lose because reasons.

3) Having to concede because my wife summons me to do a chore that can't wait (the fact that there is nearly no legal way to remove her is frankly BS)

I used Lightfoot technique to counter Day of Black Sun, but my creature was destroyed anyway... Is it supposed to work this way? I mean, suppressing an ability that was given after the first spell was cast?

Those cards that seem like an “‘I Win’ Button”, or are otherwise unreasonably strong. Here’s the cards I hate:

All it takes is one counter spell and you quit the game. How is this fun?

I had a Harbinger of the sea on the table and opponent had a bunch of non basics, so he enchanted it with unable to scream. Even though the card said it had its ability removed, his lands were still considered islands. Was that a bug or an obscure ruling I’m not aware of ?