The spell allows a player to take control of one of their opponents monsters for a turn, making it a truly formidable card to come up against
The burst of prismatic brilliance behind Kangaskhan raises the quality of this card's art significantly, as the standard punching motion would've fallen flat without such a stunning background
one of the hardest things to grasp about Magic, in my experience, has always been the fact that just about any rule you care to name can be deliberately ignored or circumvented by using the right cards at the right time
The rarity of the included cards is another factor to consider
Ns Zoroark ex SIR #185 ($57.13) Dark ex (280 HP, Night Daze) 14% appreciation
0093_MTGMB2_WhiteRep: Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath 0115_MTGMB2_WhiteRep: Wasteland 0058_MTGMB2_WhiteRep: Goblin Guide The change in border does not alter the legality of these cards, and they are legal for play wherever their black-bordered counterparts are