Notable Cards: Reprints and $$ Lets knock out the typical deck review stuff first
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Gaining 3 or more life over the course of the game could mean were able to take one extra hit or burn spell before dying
It is an interesting mechanic that made for a fun thematic deck that many players enjoyed but kept a very fair win rate
I'm not above flashing it out on the end step of the player before me, but I'm also willing to throw it out on my turn and let the table see if they can remove it
If an opponent controls more lands than you when Knight of the White Orchid comes into play, you can search your library for a Plains card and put it into the battlefield untapped
