(2023-10-13) If you cast a card "without paying its mana cost," you can't choose to cast it for any alternative costs
After a certain point, our deck will have some small creatures that have already helped us enable our gameplan but their stats don't quite hold up so you can sacrifice them to the Cavalier
You can't guarantee you will get a specific Bonus card when purchasing a drop, but Shadowborn Apostle is a card that you can have an endless amount of in your deck, and it requires you to have at least six of them to make its effect work
It was hard to pick between them, but Shadows won out just because it managed to tease the Eldritch while giving us a plentiful serving of everything we love about spooky, horror themed Magic sets
Sure your consistency is a little off, but this is to decide whether or not certain cards contribute the way you want them to when you do see them
Here are a few of my favorites: 004-018 could be a win condition in certain decks, for sure a card I want to see in action