mtg cards with two spells Magic the Gathering Adventures: Shadows over Innistrad Review: double-faced (DFCs) Part 2 of 2 Illustrated by Dermot Power. The History of Two-in-Ones, Part

Being able to throw an Elvish Piper into play and use it twice the turn we play it is spicy, especially if those free creatures can immediately attack, or use their own tap abilities

Though most players wouldnt want one of their lands to disappear after a few turns, its worth it when youre able to fetch a free artifact from your deck

By evoking a high-cost Elemental early and keeping it on the board with protection spells, you can cast Sunderflock as early as turn three for just a couple of mana

Also, exiling half a players library is very strong since the cards never touch the graveyard, but at the same time there are diminishing returns in doing that each time you recast Ulamog, and are you really building in a milling alternate win con