A Good Thing

Spells and abilities you control can't destroy, exile, target, or cause you to sacrifice CARDNAME.
At the beginning of your upkeep, double your life total. Then, if you have 1,000 or more life, you lose the game.

To double a player’s life total, that player gains as much life as needed so that their life total is twice the number it was before. If their life total was negative, that player loses as much life as needed so that their life total is twice as far below 0 as it was before. Other effects interact with this life gain or loss accordingly.

Spells and abilities you control can't destroy, exile, target, or cause you to sacrifice A Good Thing.
At the beginning of your upkeep, double your life total. Then, if you have 1,000 or more life, you lose the game.

Abian, Luvion Usurper

As CARDNAME enters the battlefield, you become Abian. (Your life total becomes equal to their loyalty. You can activate the loyalty abilities by spending or gaining life.)
+3: Discard your hand, then draw cards equal to the greatest power among creatures you control.
+1: Create a 3/2 red and green Spirit creature token.
−X: You deal X damage to any target.

If an effect adds or removes loyalty counters from Abian, you also gain or lose that much life. Similarly, if an effect causes you to gain or lose life, that many loyalty counters are put on or removed from Abian.

If an effect causes you to leave the battlefield, you resume being just a player. Your life total doesn't change. The Abian card that represented you moves to the appropriate zone.

If you control Abian but haven't become Abian, its loyalty abilities function as normal, drawing from its loyalty counters and not your life. Its last ability causes you, the player, to deal damage, although the source of the ability is Abian.

To activate your last ability, you can't pay more life than you have.

While Abian is on the battlefield, you're both a player and a permanent. You're a legendary planeswalker that's red and green.

As Abian, Luvion Usurper enters, you become Abian. (Your life total becomes equal to their loyalty. You can activate the loyalty abilities by spending or gaining life.)
[+3]: Discard your hand, then draw cards equal to the greatest power among creatures you control.
[+1]: Create a 3/2 red and green Spirit creature token.
[−X]: You deal X damage to any target.

Aggressive Crag

At the beginning of your combat step, tap CARDNAME.
{T}: Add {R} or {W}.

At the beginning of your combat step, tap Aggressive Crag.
{T}: Add {R} or {W}.

Animate Spell

Flash
Enchant instant or sorcery spell on the stack
When CARDNAME becomes attached to an instant or sorcery, put that card onto the battlefield under its owner's control. It's a creature in addition to its other types with power and toughness each equal to its converted mana cost.
When CARDNAME leaves the battlefield, enchanted card's owner sacrifices it unless they cast it.

Animate Spell loses “enchant instant or sorcery spell on the stack” and gains “enchant permanent put onto the battlefield with Animate Spell” before becoming attached to that creature. It doesn’t say that on the card, but we’ll figure it out later.

If the creature leaves the battlefield before or at the same time as Animate Spell, it can’t be cast.

Use the mana value of the spell to determine the power and toughness of the creature it becomes. For a spell with {X} in its mana cost, use the value chosen for X to determine its mana value.

While resolving Animate Spell’s last ability, the spell is cast from the battlefield. As it moves to the stack, it stops being a creature. Its controller must pay its costs if they wish to cast it.

Flash
Enchant instant or sorcery spell on the stack
When Animate Spell becomes attached to an instant or sorcery, put that card onto the battlefield under its owner's control. It's a creature in addition to its other types with power and toughness each equal to its converted mana cost.
When Animate Spell leaves the battlefield, enchanted card's owner sacrifices it unless they cast it.

Banding Sliver

All Slivers have banding. (Any creatures with banding, and up to one without, can attack in a band. Bands are blocked as a group. If any creatures with banding you control are blocking or being blocked by a creature, you divide that creature's combat damage, not its controller, among any of the creatures it's being blocked by or is blocking.)

A player who controls a creature blocked by or blocking multiple creatures must choose a combat damage assignment order for those creatures. If each creature in that order loses banding, the order will be enforced. Otherwise, the player who controls the creature with banding can assign the other creature’s damage ignoring the damage assignment order and without assigning lethal damage to a creature before assigning damage to another creature.

Creatures don’t “share” abilities in a band. For example, if Banding Sliver bands with a creature with flying, Banding Sliver can be blocked by a creature without flying, and this causes the blocking creature to also block the creature with flying.

While blocking, a creature with banding can block along with any number of creatures. This isn’t a “band,” but it’s similar for how damage assignment is modified.

Baneslayer Aspirant

CARDNAME gets +3/+3 and has flying, first strike, and lifelink as long as you have one or more emblems.

Baneslayer Aspirant gets +3/+3 and has flying, first strike, and lifelink as long as you have one or more emblems.

Barry's Land

Bear with Set's Mechanic

Vigilance
Aggressive (During your turn, there is an additional combat phase after the first, and only creatures with aggressive may attack during it.)

As your first combat phase ends during your turn, if one or more creatures you control have aggressive, you have another combat phase before your second main phase. This is called the aggressive combat phase.

Creatures without aggressive can’t attack during an aggressive combat phase.

If you control no creatures with aggressive as your first combat phase ends, but control one later during your turn, you won’t have an aggressive combat phase.

Bind // Liberate

Exile target creature you control. Return that card to the battlefield under its owner's control at the beginning of the next end step.

Counter target activated ability. (Mana abilities can't be targeted.)
Draw a card.
//
Liberate
{1}{W}
Instant
Exile target creature you control. Return that card to the battlefield under its owner's control at the beginning of the next end step.

Counter target activated ability. (Mana abilities can't be targeted.)
Draw a card.

Biting Remark

Scrycast {0} (If you see this card while scrying, you may reveal it and cast it by paying {0}.)
Flying

If you cast a spell with scrycast, you don’t look at any additional cards in your library. If you were instructed to scry 1, you won’t do anything else to finish scrying, although you’re still scrying while you cast the spell.

Blood Poet

Spark (Activate spark abilities by spending or giving yourself spark counters. Activate only one spark ability per turn, and only as a sorcery.)
+1: CARDNAME gains lifelink until end of turn.
−3: Target opponent discards a card. You gain life equal to its converted mana cost.

If Blood Poet loses spark, its spark abilities can’t be activated.

You can activate only one spark ability from among permanents you control each turn, no matter how many permanents you control with spark abilities.

Spark (Activate spark abilities by spending or giving yourself spark counters. Activate only one spark ability per turn, and only as a sorcery.)
+1: Blood Poet gains lifelink until end of turn.
−3: Target opponent discards a card. You gain life equal to its converted mana cost.

Bombardment

Until end of turn, cards you own that aren't on the battlefield lose all card types, costs, names, and abilities and become red sorceries named Missile that cost {R} with "Missile deals 2 damage to any target."

Cards you own keep any supertypes they may have, such as legendary and basic.

If Bombardment is somehow cast while another spell is on the stack, that spell becomes a Missile. Since that spell has no target chosen for its spell ability, it won’t resolve. This is true even if that spell had a target for an ability it had.

If a card you own is a Missile and changes zones other than by being cast as a Missile, it stops being a Missile.

If any portion of your library is randomized, those cards become new objects that aren’t Missiles.

The Missile characteristics are copiable values of the affected cards and spells.

You must keep cards that were in your hand as Bombardment resolved separate from those that enter your hand later in the turn.

Bone Rattler

When CARDNAME is put into your graveyard from anywhere, exile it. When you do, create four Reassembling Skeleton token cards and put them into your graveyard.

A Reassembling Skeleton token card is a 1/1 Skeleton Warrior creature with a mana cost of {1}{B} and the ability “{1}{B}: Return Reassembling Skeleton from your graveyard to the battlefield tapped.”

For effects that look for or modify the creation of tokens, creating token cards isn’t the same as creating tokens.

If a token card is put into a hidden zone, you must use a supplementary token card with a Magic card back to represent it. Since these don’t exist yet, you may need to be creative.

Unlike a normal token, a token card doesn’t cease to exist in a zone other than the battlefield. It’s both a token and a card. It can move between zones any number of times and continues to exist for the rest of the game.

When Bone Rattler is put into your graveyard from anywhere, exile it. When you do, create four Reassembling Skeleton token cards and put them into your graveyard.

Bucket List

Whenever you cast a spell of a type showing on CARDNAME, put a counter over that type and draw a card. If all five types on CARDNAME have counters over them, sacrifice it and draw one more card. BOX artifact BOX creature BOX enchantment BOX instant BOX sorcery

Bucket List has an associated tracker list. The tracker list is (kind of) graphically represented on the card, but this list isn’t an ability or a characteristic of the object.

If an object becomes a copy of Bucket List, it has the tracker list for as long as it’s a copy of it. This new tracker list will start empty, even if the tracker list of the original Bucket List had any counters. The new tracker list and any counters it gets cease to exist when the copy effect ends.

If you cast a spell that has more than one card type, you put a counter on each of those types on the tracker list.

The counter isn’t put on Bucket List; it’s put on the tracker list. Because it isn’t on an object or player, it can’t be proliferated, removed, or so on.

You sacrifice Bucket List and draw an additional card while resolving the ability that triggers when you cast the fifth spell that covers the last card type on its tracker list.

Whenever you cast a spell of a type showing on Bucket List, put a counter over that type and draw a card. If all five types on Bucket List have counters over them, sacrifice it and draw one more card.
☐ artifact ☐ creature ☐ enchantment ☐ instant ☐ sorcery

Buried Ogre

You may begin the game with CARDNAME in your graveyard. If you do, you lose 1 life.

You may put Buried Ogre into your graveyard before shuffling the other cards in your deck to become your library. If you do, you lose 1 life immediately after setting your starting life total.

You may begin the game with Buried Ogre in your graveyard. If you do, you lose 1 life.

Celestine Cave Witch

When CARDNAME enters the battlefield, create two 1/1 black Insect creature tokens.
Whenever CARDNAME attacks, you may sacrifice an Insect. When you do, curse defending player. (Create a black Aura Curse enchantment token that's attached to that player. It has enchant player and "At the beginning of your upkeep, you lose 1 life.")

If a creature is attacking a planeswalker, the planeswalker’s controller is the defending player.

If the Curse tokens can’t be attached to the defending player (perhaps because that player has protection from black), the tokens aren’t created at all.

When Celestine Cave Witch enters, create two 1/1 black Insect creature tokens.
Whenever Celestine Cave Witch attacks, you may sacrifice an Insect. When you do, curse defending player. (Create a black Aura Curse enchantment token that's attached to that player. It has enchant player and "At the beginning of your upkeep, you lose 1 life.")

Chimney Goyf

Flying
CARDNAME's power is equal to the number of card types among cards in all graveyards and its toughness is equal to that number plus 1.
When CARDNAME dies, target opponent puts a card from their hand on top of their library.

Chimney Goyf counts card types, not cards. If the only card in all graveyards is a single artifact creature, Chimney Goyf will be 2/3. If the only cards in all graveyards are ten artifact creatures, Chimney Goyf will still be 2/3.

If an instant or sorcery spell deals damage to Chimney Goyf or lowers its toughness, that spell is put into its owner’s graveyard before state-based actions are performed. If that spell is the first of its type to enter a graveyard, it will raise Chimney Goyf’s toughness before the game checks to see if Chimney Goyf dies.

Some playtest cards have unusual type lines. To determine whether those cards have a card type not listed above, refer to that card’s Card-Specific Notes in this document.

The ability that defines Chimney Goyf’s power and toughness works in all zones, not just the battlefield. If Chimney Goyf is in your graveyard, it will count itself.

The card types that can normally appear on cards in a graveyard are artifact, creature, enchantment, instant, land, planeswalker, sorcery, and tribal. Legendary, basic, and snow are supertypes, not card types.

Flying
Chimney Goyf's power is equal to the number of card types among cards in all graveyards and its toughness is equal to that number plus 1.
When Chimney Goyf dies, target opponent puts a card from their hand on top of their library.

Chronobot

When CARDNAME enters the battlefield, switch upkeep steps with target opponent for as long as it remains on the battlefield. (You take your upkeep on their turn, and they take their upkeep on your turn.)

If Chronobot enters the battlefield during an upkeep step, its effect doesn’t affect that upkeep step. Similarly, if Chronobot leaves the battlefield during an upkeep step, its effect doesn’t expire until the upkeep step is over.

Untapping your permanents occurs in the untap step, and drawing a card occurs in the draw step. Neither of these are affected by Chronobot’s theft of time.

While it’s your upkeep during your opponent’s turn, you’re the active player. However, any rules or effects that check whose turn it is will still know that it’s your opponent’s turn.

When Chronobot enters, switch upkeep steps with target opponent for as long as it remains on the battlefield. (You take your upkeep on their turn, and they take their upkeep on your turn.)

Command the Chaff

Look at target opponent's sideboard. You may cast a card from that sideboard without paying its mana cost.
Exile CARDNAME.

If a spell has {X} in its mana cost, you must choose 0 as the value of X when casting it without paying its mana cost.

If you cast a card “without paying its mana cost,” you can’t choose to cast it for any alternative costs. You can, however, pay additional costs. If the card has any mandatory additional costs, such as that of Tormenting Voice, you must pay those to cast the card.

In a Limited event, each card a player opened (in a Sealed Deck event) or drafted (in a Booster Draft event) is their sideboard.

You can’t play land cards from that sideboard.

You must cast the sideboard card you wish to cast while Command the Chaff is resolving. You can’t cast it later in the turn.

Look at target opponent's sideboard. You may cast a card from that sideboard without paying its mana cost.
Exile Command the Chaff.

Control Win Condition

This spell can't be countered.
Shroud
CARDNAME's power and toughness are each equal to the number of turns you've taken this game. (If this is in your deck, please keep track of your turns. This means you, Mark.)

During your turn, Control Win Condition counts the turn in progress to determine its power and toughness.

Shroud is a keyword that means “This permanent can’t be the target of spells or abilities.” It includes spells and abilities you control.

The ability that defines Control Win Condition’s power and toughness works in all zones, not just the battlefield.

We can neither confirm nor deny which Mark wouldn’t keep track of his turns every single time he drafted this card. Every. Single. Time. There are like twenty Marks in the studio so it’s no use guessing. But he knows who he is.

This spell can't be countered.
Shroud
Control Win Condition's power and toughness are each equal to the number of turns you've taken this game. (If this is in your deck, please keep track of your turns. This means you, Mark.)

Corrupted Key

As long as CARDNAME is tapped, creatures you control have menace and deathtouch.

Corrupted Key’s ability doesn’t allow you to tap it whenever you wish. You’ll need another card to turn the key.

Key is an artifact subtype. It has no rules meaning or function by itself, but other cards and abilities may refer to it.

As long as Corrupted Key is tapped, creatures you control have menace and deathtouch.

Cyclopean Titan

When CARDNAME dies, two target lands become Swamps. Exile CARDNAME.
{3}, {T}: Tap target creature, then return CARDNAME to its owner's hand.

If a land becomes a basic land type (such as Swamp) but not “in addition to its other types,” it loses all other land types it has and all abilities from its rules text and it has “{T}: Add {B}.”

If both target lands become illegal targets, Cyclopean Titan’s triggered ability won’t resolve. It will remain in your graveyard.

When Cyclopean Titan dies, two target lands become Swamps. Exile Cyclopean Titan.
{3}, {T}: Tap target creature, then return Cyclopean Titan to its owner's hand.

Do-Over

Restart the turn, except with CARDNAME in exile. (First, return all cards to where they were as the turn began. For information from hidden zones like the hand, reconstruct as best you can, and do the rest at random.)

Any damage undone this way doesn’t count as life gained. Similarly, life gain undone this way doesn’t count as life lost.

If any cards are put into a library to undo an action, and they weren’t known to have moved from a certain position in that library, randomize that library after doing moving those cards.

If any game actions involve randomizing a portion of the library, randomize it again to undo that action.

To restart the turn, start with the most recent game action and undo it, then repeat this for each game action taken this turn in reverse chronological order.

While restarting the turn, no abilities can trigger. Abilities trigger when something happens, not when something unhappens.

Restart the turn, except with Do-Over in exile. (First, return all cards to where they were as the turn began. For information from hidden zones like the hand, reconstruct as best you can, and do the rest at random.)

Domesticated Mammoth

CARDNAME enters the battlefield with a token copy of Pacifism attached to it.

A token copy of Pacifism is an Aura enchantment token named Pacifism with mana cost {1}{W} and the abilities enchant creature and “Enchanted creature can’t attack or block.”

For effects that look for or modify the creation of tokens, the token copy of Pacifism is considered to have been “created” and those effects will apply. For example, Doubling Season will really calm that Mammoth down.

The token enters the battlefield at the same time as Domesticated Mammoth. If it can’t legally be attached, it will be removed as a state-based action afterwards.

Domesticated Mammoth enters with a token copy of Pacifism attached to it.

Domesticated Watercourse

CARDNAME enters the battlefield tapped.
{T}: Add {U} or {B}.
{U}{B}: Until end of turn, CARDNAME becomes an Equipment artifact with equip {2}.
Whenever equipped creature deals combat damage to a player, draw a card.

If Domesticated Watercourse is attached to a creature when it stops being an Equipment, it becomes unattached.

While Domesticated Watercourse is an Equipment, it can still be tapped to activate its mana ability, even if it’s attached to a creature and even though it’s no longer a land.

You can activate Domesticated Watercourse’s mana ability to pay for its activated ability. Being tapped won’t affect its abilities as an Equipment.

Domesticated Watercourse enters tapped.
{T}: Add {U} or {B}.
{U}{B}: Until end of turn, Domesticated Watercourse becomes an Equipment artifact with equip {2}.
Whenever equipped creature deals combat damage to a player, draw a card.

Enchanted Prairie

CARDNAME enters the battlefield tapped.
{T}: Add {W} or {U}.

Enchanted Prairie enters tapped.
{T}: Add {W} or {U}.

Enchantmentize

Enchant creature or enchantment
Enchanted permanent is an enchantment and loses all other card types. (It still has its abilities, but it's no longer a creature.)

Enchantmentize may enchant a permanent that is only temporarily a creature, such as a Vehicle. If this happens, Enchantmentize’s effect causes the enchanted permanent to remain an enchantment even after the temporary effect expires.

The enchanted permanent keeps any abilities it has.

The enchanted permanent loses any subtypes associated with the card types it lost. It keeps any supertypes, such as legendary.

Enroll in the Coalition

You are a Flagbearer.
While choosing targets as part of casting a spell or activating an ability, your opponents must choose at least one Flagbearer if able.

Activated abilities contain a colon. They’re generally written “[Cost]: [Effect].” Some keywords are activated abilities and will have colons in their reminder text. Triggered abilities (written with “when,” “whenever,” or “at”) don’t have to target a Flagbearer.

Any player’s Flagbearer may be targeted. For example, if each player controls a Coalition Honor Guard and you control Enroll in the Coalition, an opponent’s Shock could target either creature or you, but not another player.

Flagbearer is a creature type, but while you control Enroll in the Coalition, you’re not a creature. You can’t be the target of spell or abilities that target creatures but not players, even if those spells or abilities affect Flagbearers specifically.

If a player chooses targets for another player’s spell or ability, or if targets are chosen randomly, they don’t have to target a Flagbearer.

If a spell or ability’s targets are changed, or if a copy of a spell or ability is put onto the stack and has new targets chosen, it doesn’t have to target a Flagbearer.

Everlasting Lich

CARDNAME can't block.
CARDNAME can't die. (This creature has indestructible, can't be sacrificed, and doesn't go to the graveyard for having 0 toughness.)

Everlasting Lich can't block.
Everlasting Lich can't die. (This creature has indestructible, can't be sacrificed, and doesn't go to the graveyard for having 0 toughness.)

Evil Boros Charm

Choose one —
• CARDNAME deals 2 damage to any target and you gain 2 life.
• Unblocked attacking creatures get +1/+0 until end of turn.
• Create a 1/1 colorless Spirit creature token with lifelink and haste.

Choose one —
• Evil Boros Charm deals 2 damage to any target and you gain 2 life.
• Unblocked attacking creatures get +1/+0 until end of turn.
• Create a 1/1 colorless Spirit creature token with lifelink and haste.

Experiment Five

{1}{X}: Put a +1/+2 counter on CARDNAME. ({X} is paid with one mana from any source that could produce two or more colors of mana.)

{1}{Z}: Put a +1/+2 counter on Experiment Five. ({Z} is paid with one mana from any source that could produce two or more colors of mana.)

Five Kids in a Trenchcoat

CARDNAME counts as five creatures for spells and effects that count the number of creatures you control.

Costs and effects that ask you to take an action on some number of creatures see Five Kids in a Trenchcoat as one creature. It’s only five creatures for effects that determine how many creatures you control and then do something with that number.

Five Kids in a Trenchcoat counts as five creatures for spells and effects that count the number of creatures you control.

Form of the Mulldrifter

When CARDNAME enters the battlefield, draw two cards.
You may cast creature cards from your hand as though they were the card Mulldrifter. (You can still evoke this way. They're Mulldrifters.)

A creature card cast this way has Mulldrifter’s characteristics until it leaves the battlefield or leaves the stack other than by resolving. These characteristics are copiable values of that object.

Evoke {2}{U} means “You may cast this spell by paying {2}{U} rather than its mana cost.” and “When this permanent enters the battlefield, if its evoke cost was paid, its controller sacrifices it.”

If Form of the Mulldrifter leaves the battlefield, any Mulldrifters on the stack or battlefield remain Mulldrifters.

Mulldrifter is a 2/2 blue Elemental creature with mana cost {4}{U} and the abilities flying, “When Mulldrifter enters the battlefield, draw two cards,” and evoke {2}{U}.

When Form of the Mulldrifter enters, draw two cards.
You may cast creature cards from your hand as though they were the card Mulldrifter. (You can still evoke this way. They're Mulldrifters.)

Frenemy of the Guildpact

Protection from enemy-colored multicolored. (This creature can't be blocked, targeted, dealt damage, enchanted, or equipped by anything that's two enemy colors, such as blue and green.)

If an object has more than two colors, it’s not enemy-colored multicolor, even though it has two enemy colors among its colors.

The five enemy-colored multicolor pairs are white-black, blue-red, black-green, red-white, and green-blue.

Protection from enemy-colored multicolored (This creature can't be blocked, targeted, dealt damage, enchanted, or equipped by anything that's two enemy colors, such as blue and green.)

Frogkin Kidnapper

When CARDNAME enters the battlefield, target opponent reveals their hand. Choose a nonland card from it. Ransom that card. (Exile it. Its owner may pay {3} at any time to return it to their hand.)

Pay no attention to any other card in this set using the word “ransom” when determining how Frogkin Kidnapper’s ability works.

Paying {3} to get a ransomed card back is a special action. The card’s owner may pay that cost any time they have priority, and players can’t take actions in between the time the player announces their intent to pay and the time the card returns to the zone from which it came.

The exiled card’s owner may pay its ransom cost even if the permanent that ransomed it leaves the battlefield.

When Frogkin Kidnapper enters, target opponent reveals their hand. Choose a nonland card from it. Ransom that card. (Exile it. Its owner may pay {3} at any time to return it to their hand.)

Frontier Explorer

{3}, {T}: Until end of turn, you may play one basic Plains card from outside the game.

In a casual game, a card you choose from outside the game comes from your personal collection. In a tournament event, a card you choose from outside the game must come from your sideboard, which includes an arbitrary number of basic lands. You may look at your sideboard at any time.

Generated Horizons

At the beginning of your upkeep, create a Forest land token.

Geometric Weird

At the beginning of each end step, you may have CARDNAME's base power and toughness each become equal to the greatest number of spells and abilities from different sources that were on the stack simultaneously that turn.

Among abilities, only activated and triggered abilities use the stack. Activated abilities are written in the form “[Cost]: [Effect].” Triggered abilities use the word “when,” “whenever,” or “at.” They’re often written as “[Trigger condition], [effect].” Some keyword abilities are activated abilities and will have colons in their reminder texts, and some keyword abilities are triggered abilities and will have “when,” “whenever,” or “at” in their reminder text.

Geometric Weird’s effect sets its power and toughness indefinitely until something sets them to a different number.

To determine its potential new power and toughness, count the number of spells and abilities that were on the stack at the same time, but don’t count abilities if you’ve already counted another ability from the same source.

At the beginning of each end step, you may have Geometric Weird's base power and toughness each become equal to the greatest number of spells and abilities from different sources that were on the stack simultaneously that turn.

Gold Mine

{T}: Add {C}.
Legacy — {T}, Mark one of CARDNAME's unmarked nodes: Add one mana of any color.
BOX, BOX, BOX, BOX, BOX

If an object with nodes becomes a copy of another object with nodes, the nodes on the physical card that’s the copy will be marked if the legacy abilities it gains instruct you to mark a node. Thus far, this ruling applies only to the case where one Gold Mine becomes a copy of another Gold Mine.

If an object without nodes becomes a copy of an object with nodes, the copy has no nodes. A cost to mark one of its nodes can’t be paid.

Nodes remain permanently marked on the physical card. They’re not removed as it becomes a new object or as the game ends.

{T}: Add {C}.
Legacy — {T}, Mark one of Gold Mine's unmarked nodes: Add one mana of any color.
☐, ☐, ☐, ☐, ☐

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