its ETB recovery makes it especially potent in decks that self-mill or face land disruption
Triggered abilities use the word "when," "whenever," or "at." They're often written as "[Trigger condition], [effect]." Turn-based actions and special actions like the normal card draw, combat damage, or turning a face-down creature face up can't be targeted
The nice thing about this card is that it's more than just a discard spell: it's also a game-ending threat
I use two different websites to help me decipher what Japanese cards I'm buying: Bulbapedia Pokllector The Bulbapedia website does a good job at telling me which cards are from which set, both English and Japanese
Satoru, the Infiltrator This commander is interesting because I dont believe that weve ever had a card that could draw you cards based on flickering creatures or cheating them in
This deck cant easily protect its board presence easily, so keeping back some resources to rebuild going forward is going to be something to keep in mind