cujucuyo December 27, 2012, 3:01pm 7 That Sentret card is disturbing, the Mistys Tears card I got two from a Japanese Gym booster pack (3 actually) Amazon had sent me as a free gift back when I ordered 1 Starter Gift Box from them back in 1999/2000, I showed it at my school and everyone wanted to trade me for it, lol
The creature in question can still block or use its abilities, but it cant go on the offensive
Many combo decks have used the Stroke as a kill card, including High Tide, Tolarian Academy, Power Artifact combo, and Aluren
Stare down is a cute flavor term for something that can easily be translated into MTG rules terms

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This allows these lands to be tutored at any time, smoothing your next turn right before your opponents turn ends, making it easier for you to react to what they just played