mtg name a card that card cannot be played Does the rule 'if you don't have legal targets/card, you can't cast spell' apply to Say Its Name's 2nd paragraph to tutor 'Altanak, the Thrice-Called' if I don't have Altanak name a card other than a creature or land card Rules Text: Can't be cast,

My line of thought back then was its better to have a card in hand I want to cast, than have a creature or land Im not currently using, and while weve seen similar effects printed since then, most of those will be two mana or more (outside of Village Rites)

Alliance doesn't have any specific rules meaning, but always appears in front of abilities with the same trigger condition: "Whenever another creature enters the battlefield under your control,

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This card grants back-to-back upkeeps, though, so you wont be able to do something in your main phase and try to win afterwards