They were symmetrical (checking both your field and your opponents) on top of being restricted until Ice Age s release, meaning you could only include one copy of each unique legend in your deck
Theres a long history between these two properties and Im super excited to see what the future brings between these two, both in Magics world and in D&Ds
Its a viable land in a bunch of eternal formats (I'm looking at you, Dark Depths) and everyone should own at least one copy in my opinion
When you declare a creature as an attacker, you need to tap it
More recently, Wizards also released the mechanically unique The Ghoul, Gunslinger via Secret Lair
Though playing second fiddle to some of the big character reveals during spoiler season, these cards still represent one of the most beloved parts of the Final Fantasy franchise