This will also make my job in making blanks much easier because now I wont have to worry about making tons upon tons of minor variations, or worse, decide that maybe a variation is NOT worth making only to find out that someone wanted to make a card using that variation
The Black Lotus often causes a stir when one crops up for public auction or trade, but The PSA 10 Gem Mint condition copy listed by PWCC in Oregon carried an extra-rarified air thanks to the signature gracing the older style protective casing, according to PWCC
Ive found these ones to be the most interesting: [c]Clock of Omens[/c] [c]Unwinding Clock[/c] [c]Blood Clock[/c] We also need creatures to build our clocks
Here's what makes aristocrats tick: you need sac outlets (ways to sacrifice creatures at will), death payoffs (things that trigger when creatures die), and fuel (cheap creatures or token generators to keep the engine running)
It's built around Black Aristocrat triggers (Disciple of the Vault) and Rakdos sacrificing (Goblin Welder, Dockside Chef) and red ETB triggers (Reckless Fireweaver) and White recursion (Open the Vaults)
Eggman doesn't always get its way, but unless opponent's discard cards, you're going to have the option to drop free constructs out of thin air
