If a card(s) leaves the Extra Deck (except during the Damage Step): You can target 1 "Fallen of Albaz", or 1 monster that mentions it, in your GY, except "Guiding Quem, the Virtuous"
Since this card and the other most expensive Roaring Moon cards are so new, they're fairly easy to find in NM condition, and it's usually worth investing in the best possible condition if you're concerned with your card's long-term value
Although dragons are expensive, this one shines with changelings, especially the cheap ones like Changeling Outcast, or really cheap dragons like Slumbering Dragon
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For instance: Creatures (16) Lands (22) Spells (22) Sideboard Kotiranta knew his opponents would have a lot of sideboard hate for his fast black aggro deck, but Entomb + Reanimation spells + Vampiric Tutor to help set it up, let him transform into a combo deck that would surprise people with a quick Avatar of Woe or Phantom Nishoba, leaving them looking at the Shock in their hand in disbelief
(Some effects from cards in previous sets may cause these to transform while on the battlefield, though these effects are unusual.) Double-faced cards haven't changed since the last time we saw them in Innistrad: Crimson Vow
