I cant imagine ever wanting to play a card that doesnt at least trade for a whole card in some way
Zur the Enchanter is an intriguing choice too, since it can tutor up the enchantment Call of the Ring
In addition to referencing Carroll's work in mathematics and the use of math in computer code, it may be a visual pun on how the worlds the protagonist of the novels explore are metaphorical "upside-down worlds" where normal logic is suspended, and which are supposedly geographically located underground or on the other side of a reflection
Or is it meant to be like an opera
The Sideboard It's easy to explain, even to someone unfamiliar with the game, that a Magic deck consists of 60 cards, with a limit of no more than four copies of any particular card
LeafGreen 70355500 89.9 KB I have this one placed opposite Nidorina FireRed & LeafGreen (RG) #40 Here are some of the others I have in my binder