But at least half of them do, and interestingly it does seem like theres a tendency for it to be those cards which depict the classic, normal bears like Duskana or Kudo, compared to bear-people like Doc Aurlock or hybrids like the new elemental bear, Lumra
Sandy Shocks Ex Nothing New To See Here Type: Fighting/Ground HP: 220 Ability: Magnetic Attraction
Everyone getting married is worried about stupid, minor things like prenups and whether to have children, but its only after the knot is tied that youre forced to deal with the sinking realization that youll never again have an easy time tearing off a square of toilet paper
Third, you'd normally put such a card in your deck because you're looking to jump ahead in mana, but you still want to play a land every turn, at least for the first few turns
This card's legacy honestly speaks for itself, being the main impetus behind the infamous Black Summer and its a powerhouse card in any deck that can run it and reliably cast it