For six converted mana, this 3/6 enters the field with hexproof from artifacts, creatures, and enchantments
This one-mana 1/1 gives another attacking creature +X/+X, where X is the Mite's power
A 110-card count job with unique backs need 4 sets of plates (2 for the front and 2 for the back) while common backs will only need 3 plates (2 for the front and 1 for the back)
This has led to some variation in foil cards over the years, most notably in the sets Future Sight, Lorwyn, and Shadowmoor, which featured darker foils than other sets
It's full of references to the classic Clue boardgame, though there's perhaps an even greater emphasis on the new-to-Magic cards, which are less Clue-inspired and more just Commander cards that gel with the themes and past mechanics of different Ravnica sets
I have already seen one- or two-ofs in white-based control decks in Modern, Pioneer, Historic, Alchemy, and Standard