Were talking serious counterfeit card territory here, and thats no fun for anyone
Is it wicked awesome
Magic the Gathering's Protect(ion) is a little more expansive in its coverage of the protectee: shielding it from all damage, allowing it to bypass any blockers, and completely untargetable from anything matching the description of what the protection...err, protects from
So, while not as much of a slam-dunk as Sword of the Animist, Bitterthorn is still very good, especially in builds that play Sword of the Animist for ramp rather than as an equipment in their suite
Jude Coram , Graphic Designer, Illustrator and Web Designer, Jude Coram Designs As a youngster I loved nothing more than going to the shops to buy a pack of trading cards with my pocket money And then going into school the next day trying to offload my rubbish cards on my unsuspecting school mates