Why This Matters You're probably wondering why this matters, and the truth is that if you are playing split cards "fairly" (i.e., just casting them normally from your hand), you won't even notice this rules change
Gothic horror returns to Magic: The Gathering with Innistrad Remastered
Chained Throatseeker Chained Throatseeker is a good mid-game infect creature to cast because the 5/5 big hitter can only attack if at least one of your opponents have one or more poison counters
The focus on dinosaurs and ramp provides a cohesive enough strategy and access to powerful creatures to be solid alone
While that life can eventually be turned into big mana turns, its important to remember that our commander is seven mana, so hes not dropping in the first three or four turns
Well then, you've forgotten that large Magic sets actually have five rarities and not four