mtg conspiracy card rules / Rules Text: Draft, 45 cards

Perplexing Test Perplexing Tests a funny card as a modal spell that manages to work as a token support card and a token hate piece

For a mana more, you have 50% chance your Eerie Interlude malfunctions and gives you an instant flicker before resolving the end step flicker effect

Notably, opponents can't try to remove the exploring creature after you reveal a nonland card but before it receives a counter

Braid of Fire Braid of Fire is the newest card to appear on this article printed in Coldsnap in 2006, and it's another card that frequently gets mentioned when the subject of strange cards in the game is brought up

But I realized that breaking them down that way implies that there is no overlap and thats just not true