Set: Pokemon TCG: Mega Evolutions

Scientists Abzan Monument Academy Rector Agency Outfitter Ainok Guide Ajani's Aid Alabaster Host Intercessor Alpine Guide Alpine Houndmaster Altar of Bone Ambitious Farmhand Analyze the Pollen Anchor to Reality Angel of the Ruins Angel's Herald Angrath's Fury Arachnus Spinner Archdruid's Charm Arena Rector Ashiok's Forerunner Asmoranomardicadaistinaculdacar Assembly Hall Atalan Jackal Auratouched Mage Aurochs Herd Avarax Ayara's Oathsworn Balamb T-Rexaur Battalion Foot Soldier Battle Plan Beamsaw Prospector Beanstalk Giant Beanstalk Giant Bebop, Warthog Warrior Bedhead Beastie Behemoth's Herald Bifurcate Bilbo, Birthday Celebrant Bioengineered Future Biomechan Engineer Biotech Specialist Birthing Pod Bitterheart Witch Bitterthorn, Nissa's Animus Blood Speaker Bloomvine Regent Bloomvine Regent Boggart Harbinger Boonweaver Giant Borderland Ranger Boreas Charger Borough Backup Brainspoil Brave the Wilds Brightglass Gearhulk Bring to Light Brutalizer Exarch Buried Alive Burning-Rune Demon Burnished Hart Bushwhack Call the Mountain Chocobo Campus Guide Canoptek Wraith Canyon Crawler Captain America, Liberator Caradora, Heart of Alacria Caravan Vigil Cartographer's Hawk Case of the Shattered Pact Case of the Stashed Skeleton

It reads, Whenever a player plays a spell that counters a spell that has been played or a player plays a spell that comes into play with counters, that player may counter the next spell played or put an additional counter on a permanent that has already been played, but not countered. Although its obviously tongue in cheek, I appreciate this card as an admission statement, or rather, a concession against the inevitability of using unclear language in the game
What abilities are you assembling with this
When the Rise of the Floodborn starter decks showed up in my mailbox last week, I felt instantly rejuvenated
Chaos: Whenever you roll Chaos, you may exchange life totals with target opponent