The opponent you're hitting with a well-timed suplex in MTG won't be a train, of course, but the Phantom Train that gets lifted up and slammed back down roof-first is featured in the artwork
Additionally, a new powerful card, Deputy of Detention has found its way into many versions of the deck, which allows it to make another tempo play, setting your opponent back, while allowing your attackers to strike unhindered
There are plenty of MTG mechanics that interact with it, whether exiling cards from it, bringing cards back from it, or, like the one were covering today, allowing you to cast spells from it
Some copies of the card sold for around $6, but a few copies were nabbed for just $1
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