Furthermore, simply telling players to ignore that until your next turn is much, much more intuitive than explaining the vagaries of flickering, and there are very few situations where phasing effects need any more thought than that
Not only its main effect is very mediocre, we also have here a situation known as "island dependency" as the card's second mechanic
played: 3.003.000000000 38% of decksPercentage of decks that could play both Chorus of the Amphitheater (Blue) and Overflow the Aetherwell (Blue) that play both
Phasing doesn't trigger enter-the-battlefield (ETB) effects, so this won't allow you to get a bunch of extra damage triggers off of Terror of the Peaks
You can tell the difference between an Alpha and Beta card thanks to Alpha cards having more curved corners than your average Magic card
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