If you print a 72 DPI image on a physical card, it will look blurry, pixelated, and "cheap." To achieve the crisp, sharp text found on authentic MTG cards, you must design your file at 300 DPI (High Resolution) or higher
Making every artifact you cast into two works great with many cards, from Karnstructs and Reckless Fireweaver that need lots of artifacts to cards like Trash to Treasure and Skullclamp that need sacrifice fodder
This is the card that will go into almost all control lists that may benefit greatly from such a strong AoE effect
Magic: The Gathering is home to many powerful creature types and tribes in all colors, with Zombie being one of the most popular of all
While Sliv-Mizzet is certifiably broken, what actually attracted me most was the idea of a legendary sliver that was not all five colors
That's not a bad thing, but some people really dislike the card's effect - because those people like to be able to do absurd things - and Thalia would rather everyone just chilled out a bit