take an extra turn cards mtg Twice Upon a Time // Unlikely Meeting · Doctor Who (WHO) #61 · Scryfall Magic: The Gathering Search Target player takes two extra turns after this one. If I stormed this card

Full Decklist Access Tunnel Anguished Unmaking Arasta of the Endless Web Arbor Adherent Arboreal Grazer Arcane Signet Assault Formation Axebane Guardian Baldin, Century Herdmaster Behind the Scenes Betor, Ancestor's Voice Blight Pile Bojuka Bog Canopy Gargantuan Canopy Vista Carven Caryatid Colfenor's Urn Command Tower Crashing Drawbridge Deceptive Landscape Despark Dragonlord Dromoka Evolving Wilds Exotic Orchard Expel the Interlopers Faeburrow Elder Feed the Swarm Felothar the Steadfast Forest (x7) Fortified Village Hornet Nest Ikra Shidiqi, the Usurper Indomitable Ancients Indulging Patrician Infernal Grasp Isolated Chapel Jaddi Offshoot Jaws of Defeat Nyx-Fleece Ram Orzhov Signet Overgrown Battlement Overgrown Farmland Path of Ancestry Plaints (x6) Protector of the Wastes Radiant Grove Rampart Architect Reunion of the House Rhox Faithmender Sandsteppe Citadel Seedborn Muse Selesnya Signet Shadrix Silverquill Shalai, Voice of Plenty Sidar Kondo of Jamuraa Slaughter the Strong Sol Ring Staff of Compleation Sungrass Prairie Sunpetal Grove Swamp (x5) Swiftfoot Boots Swords to Plowshares Sylvan Caryatid Temple of Malady Temple of Plenty Temple of Silence Tip the Scales Tower Defense Towering Titan Tree of Redemption Twilight Mire Wakestone Gargoyle Walking Bulwark Wall of Blossoms Wall of Limbs Wall of Omens Wall of Reverence Wall of Roots Weathered Sentinels Welcoming Vampire Will of the Abzan Wingmantle Chaplain Woodland Cemetery Zetalpa, Primal Dawn Jeskai Striker Flurry is the new Jeskai mechanic of Tarkir: Dragonstorm, and this deck leans into that theme hard by having you cast multiple spells each turn

Meel Tamphanons art, like all the midcentury storybook styles in this series, hits those nostalgia notes while also feeling like an organic part of the border treatment

This card is bad, real bad

It's unclear who found it or what they'll do with it now though, because the Wall Street Journal reports that the owner wishes to remain anonymous