mtg playtest cards Emrakul and Chatterfang Planequake - Magic Singles »

You could give this card a shot if you can prevent opponents from searching libraries, or youre just feeling extremely benevolent

Its a lot easier to generate counters on some permanents than others, and so being able to redistribute them in partial amounts (without relying on dumping them all on the Ozolith when stuff dies) unlocks some nice gameplay synergies

I like the overall theme of three being used all over this card, and I think capping the recursion there is a healthy line to draw, as I could see this being insufferable if it could bring back anything

While Ghalta, Primal HungerGhalta, Primal Hunger leads the green deck, which is all about getting big Dinosaurs onto the board

It can be done with cards that can also win on Turn 2