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Tooth and Nail
– Mirrodin rare. They say you should never play an extremely expensive spell unless it’s going to win you the game. That’s usually what Tooth and Nail does, so even though it’s a seven-mana sorcery, it has a long and distinguished history of dominating tournament play.
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Knucklebone Witch
– Lorwyn rare. The art for Knucklebone Witch can be seen, in all its creepy glory, in this arcana, which shows what the Creative department looks like when a lot of original art comes in at once.
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Stonehands
– Ice Age common. The flavor text on Stonehands is spoken by Lovisa Coldeyes, who would get her own card years later in Coldsnap. So there’s still hope, Asmoranomardicadaistinaculdacar!
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Goldmeadow Dodger
– Lorwyn common. Goldmeadow has dodgers, harriers, lookouts, and stalwarts. Wondering what else goes on there? You can learn all about Goldmeadow in this Savor the Flavor from 2007.
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Mountain
– Arabian Nights common. The answer to the trivia question “What is the commonest basic land?” is “Mountain,” thanks to its inclusion on the Arabian Nights common sheet. Fascinating!
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Boldwyr Heavyweights
– Morningtide rare. Boldwyr Heavyweights holds the distinction of being the biggest Giant in the game of Magic, although Akron Legionnaire has as much power. And for once, we don’t need to clarify by saying “not counting Changelings,” because Changeling Titan is only 7/7!
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Monk Realist
– Urza’s Saga common. At two mana, the Monk Realist destroys enchantments. But sometimes, the uncommon three-mana Monk Idealist comes along and brings the enchantment back out of the graveyard. The lesson? These monks should get together and decide on a plan ahead of time.
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