Jace's Phyrexian self interprets it as atonement for both abandoning his home and simply defying Norn in the first place, and soon he realizes he's leading an army of Phyrexians and slaughtering hundreds of Vryn militia
(1/24/2020) If an effect causes a God to lose all abilities, its ability that causes it to stop being a creature still applies if appropriate.
English cards are more susceptible to common defects like print lines, roller marks, and ink dots on the holographic area
In the context of the card, it appears to be wordplay on the fact that the word "present" can refer to a gift you give to someone (in which case, it's pronounced like "pleasant") or the act of showing something off (in which case, it's pronounced like "prevent"), and the effect appears to be using both meanings at the same time
Im also excited to see how theyll incorporate Limit Break and magic
And apparently they found them, because this is quite popular in EDH