Webster says that mind games are used to manipulate or intimidate, whereas Random House (accessed through dictionary.com) shows a bit more appreciation, elevating their use to psychological manipulation or strategy . Since the intent of this article is to neither advocate rule-breaking nor tolerate it, the following definition, derived from the John Kettler Dictionary, is what well mean every time the phrase mind games pops up during the first part of the article: Legal Mind Games: Manipulation by psychological means, excluding intimidation and distraction
Yesterday, Wizards of the Coast gave us a surprisingly in-depth look at the MTG Marvel Superheroes set
But there are some cards that either have gone past the point of no return or which add no real value
Numots biggest boon is his color identity
This wont be competitively viable by any means, but it could be a fun deck to bring to a Friday Night Magic event
Three Tree City is the perfect example of why Legendary lands exist, as it normally adds one colorless mana when tapped, but one can pay two generic mana and tap it to generate mana of any one color based on the number of creatures of a chosen type that they control
