A creature's activated ability with the tap symbol or the untap symbol in its activation cost cant be activated unless the creature has been under its controller's control since the start of his or her most recent turn
Looking at the recent Pro Tour, we see that casting Emrakul has been a powerful strategy for control decks, and midrange decks looking to beat this tactic with more speed are losing Collected Company as older sets rotate out
This corresponds to the oft-quoted 40% likelihood: P (1,7,4,60) + P (2,7,4,60) + P (3,7,4,60) + P (4,7,4,60) = 39.9% Returning to our initial question, if our deck contains nine one-drops, what percentage of seven-card starting hands would contain at least one one-drop
It seems like every modern Pokemon TCG release has at least one card that stands out from the rest, typically commanding over $100, and sometimes flirts with a $1000 price tag, like the chase cards in Ascended Heroes
Set Boosters are a joy to look through from start to finish