For One Mana - Green Part four of the For One Mana article series, where I take a closer look at one-mana cards you could be playing instead of automatically going for the often played Birds of Paradise, Fyndhorn Elves, Natures Claim, or Wild Growth
Youll notice next to the cards name that theres a triangle symbol
This is especially useful when it comes to swords that offer protection, first strike or indestructible, as it can make blocking a nightmare for the opponent
A very nice bit of board control
Cards where an individual face design extends to the edge are known as "uncommon bleed," and more traditional black borders, as in this case, are "common bleed." Each style of design requires a different setup and cutting tools, so any time we build a new frame design, we evaluate it for production technique before moving on to further stages
But beyond that, right now, were seeing four particular decks getting the most play and the most success