Example of Collectability: The Reserved List is a promise from Wizards of the Coast not to reprint certain old cards
Creatures (21) 2 Pia Nalaar 4 Bomat Courier 4 Scrapheap Scrounger 4 Toolcraft Exemplar 3 Veteran Motorist 3 Hazoret the Fervent 1 Ammit Eternal Planeswalkers (1) Lands (23) Spells (15) Mardu has to play 23 or 24 lands
However, Mystical Tutors so efficient at finding game-ending spells that every deck can use, so Im putting Enlightened Tutor a notch below
With Feather out you can cast Expedite on your turn, draw a card, return it to your hand at end of turn, then do it again on each of your opponents' turns
Also, as I stated in my answer, casual play doesn't need an extra ruling - you're already allowed to use every card from your collection.TheThirdMan TheThirdMan2017-11-16 16:16:42 +00:00Commented Nov 16, 2017 at 16:16 @TheThirdMan Having an official ruling does help for casual play though, as MaRo's rulings can be used as "evidence" to support one side and end arguments/disagreements among players.Malco Malco2017-11-16 16:23:10 +00:00Commented Nov 16, 2017 at 16:23 1@Andrew The answer is already a bit bloated now with the commander note but I will drop the MaRo ruling as well
GDS started in October.) I was quite impressed because he had independently created a mechanic that we really liked
