This happens because usually, the front part of the cards is glued at the top of the proxy, and when theyre bent, the glue fails and the top layer falls
Some might say that color in Magic simply refers to the five shades of mana: white, blue, black, red, and green
All the other engine cards in this section work off entering or leaving the battlefield and as such they all scale with each other and this very nicely indeed
However, Wizards of the Coast doesn't appear to have any plans to do so at this time
Well, once we committed ourselves to wedding the past/present/future structure to nostalgia as our block design, we decided it would be a good idea to write down every mechanic we might bring back and then look and see if any of them felt like they belonged specifically in the past, alternate reality present, or future
Its a huge tempo blowout that provides a bit of extra damage and sometimes eats a creature, too