Similarly, a replacement effect like Leyline of the Void replaces the act of putting a creature in the graveyard by sending it to exile instead
This means that every zombie creature in a player's deck could potentially provide twice as much value as it would otherwise
These two are so out there they actually have their own names
Its an digital-only Alchemy card from MTG Arena, so you wont be able to access it in tabletop formats like Commander
As it is, Im a little bit leery about boarding in a seven-drop, though seven is the magic number for Nissa shenanigans
Because space is at a premium in that part of the card, Wizards of the Coast often keeps things pretty simple with types as short as simply "Instant" or "Sorcery." On creatures, keeping it simple means something like "Creature -- Human Soldier." Other times, though, it can get a bit wordier