It can tap for mana just like any other land, and in the event that you have seven cards in your hand, you can tap it to draw a card instead
I guess I can see why someone might like this card enough to pay nearly $200 for it
It comes down early thanks to its shift ability, letting you play it for six ink instead of its usual eight
Aetherdrift Review The Story The story sees the creation of the first ever interplanetary race, where teams compete to win a very unique trophy, the Aetherspark
Probably the card thats getting the most hype from the set
Here we go: 10: Quintorius, Loremaster Quintorius, Loremasters trumpeting bwaaaahhhaaaaampphh kicks off todays list, as this pachyderm stomps all his competition when it comes to the noncreature reanimator strategy