Control / Own When the Magic rules refer to the controller of a card or other object, it means what you would expect: the player who currently has that object on their side of the battlefield, who is responsible for deciding how and when to use it
Capricopian Capricopian, aside from being very creepy to look at, is a wonderful opportunity to create political moments because of that activated ability: rather than you paying the , it's the player you're attacking who can
The Uncommon allows players to put up to nine copies of the wraith knight into a deck, which is very powerful in a format like Commander, where players can only have one copy of a card unless otherwise specified
Clear timelines : They break delivery into production time + transit time, with typical US delivery landing in the ~59 business day range
When one player gains life or draws a card, so does the other