They're not real cards.' "While I think that's being a little harsh, it's true that the cards don't fit under the definition of being legal for Type 1, which says that 'Type 1 tournament decks may consist of cards from all Magic card sets, any extension of the basic set, and all promotional cards released by Wizards of the Coast, Inc.' These cards were never released by Wizards of the Coast and, for that matter, were never really intended to be seen by the public
While weve already discussed a number of Stoneforge Mystic decks this week, beginning with its very first Pro Tour, you knew wed have to save its greatest glory, Caw-Blade, for her: Creatures (8) Planeswalkers (7) Lands (26) Spells (19) 3 Mana Leak 4 Day of Judgment 4 Spell Pierce 1 Deprive 4 Preordain 1 Stoic Rebuttal 1 Sylvok Lifestaff 1 Sword of Feast and Famine Sideboard Caw-Blade wasnt just the deck of the tournament, it would go on to become the most dominant deck of the Standard era over a sustained period
A card that scores high in all these areas becomes a centerpiece for any collection
The plastic is pretty thick - I think it might interfere with the clarity a bit
Temples I wont pretend tapped lands are great, but the Temple cycle of lands originating from Theros are some of the better ones
