SINGLE TARGET PROTECTION Of course, you cant always use a full board protection spell to protect the key target on your board (and some of the time, it either is too much mana to do so, or messes up the rest of your carefully laid plans)
Thats certainly an interesting and fun synergy, leading to this cards price increase
What deck could possibly afford to tap all of its creatures at the risk of putting such a big target on its head
Wizards printed Unlimited in December of 1993, and released Revised in the fall of 1994
Since the token creatures are also artifacts, they can sacrifice their tokens, and you can sacrifice mana rocks, artifacts, or Solemn Simulacrums all day long
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