Tribal subtypes are always a single word and are listed after a long dash: Tribal Enchantment Merfolk. The set of tribal subtypes is the same as the set of creature subtypes
[3] Despite being labeled Rare, these cards arent actually all that hard to find (at least compared to higher-rarity cards)
This makes them dependable inclusions in two-color decks that value early stability without sacrificing flexibility later
In addition to forcing each player to skip their discard phase, Anvil of Bagardan grants each player an additional draw at the beginning of their draw phase, but then they must choose and discard a card from their hand, offering those playing with graveyard shenanigans the free discard outlet they would have gotten at the end of the turn but now just at the beginning, meaning they could take advantage of it during their respective turns
Players should find and battle these pokemon by themselves, rolling their dice
(You are way behind if, at any point during this turn, an opponent had 10 or more life than you, controlled at least three more creatures than you, or had at least three more cards in hand than you.) To determine if you are way behind, check the game state as it was at any point during the current turn, regardless of whether Knight of Lost Causes was on the battlefield at that time
