Its common for board wipe cards to depict a massive spell going off that annihilates an entire army of monsters, to reflect its in-game effect
The Uncommon allows players to put up to nine copies of the wraith knight into a deck, which is very powerful in a format like Commander, where players can only have one copy of a card unless otherwise specified
Capricopian Capricopian, aside from being very creepy to look at, is a wonderful opportunity to create political moments because of that activated ability: rather than you paying the , it's the player you're attacking who can
When one player gains life or draws a card, so does the other
Clear timelines : They break delivery into production time + transit time, with typical US delivery landing in the ~59 business day range
Constructed merfolk decks, especially in Modern, leverage Aether Vial as a way to slip creatures into play under counterspells, and without paying for them