The competitive dominance gave it a story that most chase cards lack
The Token Kit checklist (throw this in your deck box) 5 to 10 blank write-in tokens (or scraps/cards you can label) Your decks top 10 most common tokens (Treasure, Food, Clue, whatever your list actually makes) A small handful of matching dice (consistency beats style) One weird token solution for copies (spare proxy or write-in) Thats it
The artwork is fun as usual with grotesque goblin expressions, the fifth goblin giving thumbs-ups even when his face is being squished with the coconut bowling ball, the "aim for this" instruction on the upper right side of the background, and the random list of "leeg rules" on the back
Signal the Clans Continuing the suite of 2-mana meh creature tutors, Gatecrash s Signal the Clans just barely beats out Altar of Bone by virtue of possibly landing you two cards you want in your graveyard instead of just one
No, transforming a creature doesnt remove it from combat , unless its exiled and then brought back like with the flipwalkers
