(Even then, their mana costs lost a colored mana during New Phyrexia development to make sure that the by-then-set-in-stone names would fit.) Jin-Gitaxias's initial name was the longest of the fivehe was originally called "Jin-Gitaxias, the Augur of the Core." A bit of rearrangement and editing yielded the nicely efficient "Jin-Gitaxias, Core Augur." Note that "augur" here means "prognosticator" or "prophet." It doesn't mean "driller"that's "auger," with an e
These are called: 2-Player Starter Set Overgrowth Zap
With the pace at which new cards are revealed and released these days, more and more cards are getting lost in this shuffle
In the end, the day/night mechanic had a bunch of problems that sunk it: It was complicated, it was wordy, it required at times tracking something that didn't matter but could, etc
Wizards deliberately leaves room in preconstructed decks for players to upgrade this drives singles sales and gives players a natural progression path
