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(2019-05-03) In a casual game, a card you choose from outside the game comes from your personal collection
Khans of Tarkir was released on 09/26/14
Attacking once can drop angels, demons, or dragons straight onto the battlefield, creating massive swings with little setup
Attack Planeswalkers If a control player plays one of their planeswalkers right away without having a way to protect it, you should almost always attack that planeswalker instead of the player itself
