Suspend 2 - (Rather than cast this card from your hand, you may pay and exile it with two time counters on it
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Urza, Prince of Kroog BPhillipYork: There's some strange things you can do with the ability to copy of an artifact you control
Theyre not player enchantments, which we thought would have been more flavourful (because D&D is all about the players, and we think it would have been cool to Enchant the Player as theyve done in previous cards But having them as merely an Enchantment simplifies it a bit
This sounds extreme, but you might want to protect your investment a little more than just double sleeving if you're playing with some really expensive cards like dual lands or Demonic Tutor
