An amber card, Painting the Roses Red costs two ink or nothing at all if its sung by a character that costs two ink or more to play and enables you to force up to two characters to lose one strength on this turn, as well as draw a card
Sometimes, its best to plow forward and ramp as soon as possible
As Rebell surveyed her deck, the altered Sisay became not just a tool for victory but a visual representation of cedh in its entire glory
This means, for example, Planeswalkers enter the battlefield with twice as much loyalty
To mitigate this, players will often count their deck
This mechanic was represented in the card Galuf's Final Act (which does depict one of the best moments of the game), but that's the extent of the representation of the two