it just took seeing all those different cardboard confines together in one image to make my wheels spin, a silent sentiment of Aint that a frame! I want to take this opportunity, on the precipice of what will be a deluge of different frame printings, to explore this moment in time in my own brain, and see if I can explain it
Skip to main content SIGN IN Innistrad: Crimson Vow Foil: End the Festivities Edition: Innistrad: Crimson Vow Type: Sorcery Cast: Rarity: C Collector #: 155 End the Festivities deals 1 damage to each opponent and each creature and planeswalker they control
Livewire Lash, meanwhile, also triggers on opponents spells, essentially functioning as Hexproof if you kill the player who cast the removal spell before it resolves
It's not like I'd be mad if I got them, obviously - but they're not the dream cards I see when I go to sleep at night
Below I look at the boundary point between the border itself and the rest of the card on both the front and back for 3 different cards: Fossil Dragonite Non-Holo: dragonite_border_rift_back27841664 7.34 MB back pattern: switches from 3-tone to solid color dragonite_border_rift_front27841664 6.05 MB front pattern: switches from 3-tone to solid color FRLG Bulbasaur common: bulbasaur_border_rift_back1392832 2.07 MB back pattern: switches from 3-tone to solid color bulbasaur_border_rift_front27841664 6.42 MB front pattern: interestingly maintains 3-tone pattern
(Each deals damage equal to its power to the other.) Aggressive Mammoth Rarity: Rare TYPE: Creature SUBTYPE: Elephant CMC: 6 Mana cost: USD: $0.44 EUR: 0.49 TIX: 0.02 EDHREC RANK: 5676 (8/8) Trample (This creature can deal excess combat damage to the player or planeswalker it's attacking.) Other creatures you control have trample
