But thats not as fun so there are a few ways to get around worrying about these counters
I'm talking about all the fancy alternate art, borderless, fractured foil kind of cards
It used to be banned in Modern, but its playable now (and hasn't broken anything just yet)
Basically, players can sacrifice the card to grant indestructible to an allied creature along with a piece of equipment Zack Fair once used
Most Magic: The Gathering players are, by now, used to the high prices of cards, booster boxes, or other premium products that Wizards of the Coast has been releasing at overwhelming speed in the last few years
Thats a very low cost for an extra land - and means that if you cast it on your second turn, youll have four mana on your third turn