there were already plenty of emerald-steel decks that used small bits of targeted damage to chip away at enemy characters whilst Beast continued to quest over and over again
Cowabunga is one of my favorite cards, Frasier admitted, because one of the things we really wanted to hit in this set that helped give it its own vibe is the sense that these are a bunch of teenagers
This works with all permanent types, and means that if you sacrifice a treasure token, you not only get the mana from the token itself, but Korvold gets stronger - and you draw a card, too
This can happen every time you quest, which means if you are able to go unchallenged, you can rack up some quick lore and stack your deck
For starters, there are tons of cards in MTG that let you put additional lands into play each turn