Distinctive Japanese Card Back Design: Unlike Simplified Chinese or English cards, Japanese cards feature a unique back design with vibrant colors and iconic patterns
Cut of the Profits | Illustration by Donato Giancola In laywizards terms, you can copy a spell with casualty when you cast it by paying an additional cost of sacrificing a creature with power N or greater. For example, sacrificing an Expendable Lackey for a second copy of Rooftop Nuisance
If you control a Migratory Greathorn and you mutate an Auspicious Starrix onto it, the resulting stack will have a mana value of 4 if you put Starrix on the bottom and a mana value of 5 if you put it on top
The best piece of reanimator tech in the game, Recurring Nightmare is ridiculously good
Theres not too much else to say about tiered, as the mechanic only appears on a handful of uncommons and commons, notably Thunder Magic
You still need to pay all costs to play a card this way, and you must follow all normal timing rules