Milling five or six cards at a time isnt as efficient as dealing damage at the same pace, but its a great way to build a mill commander that doesnt rely on Bruvac the Grandiloquent to chew through your opponents libraries at a reasonable rate
Edgar, King of Figaro As a huge Final Fantasy 3/6 stan, holy smokes do I love Edgar
According to the official Magic: The Gathering rules, a 'traditional' MTG card size is 2.5 inches (6.3cm) by 3.5 inches (8.8cm)
Like Abe's Deck of Happiness and Joy, my signature multiplayer deck with a few thousand cards, this card is wonderful, since its huge defense makes it, usually, better than a Cho-Manno, Revolutionary since it's hard to crack 10 toughness and it sucks up all of the damage from a 8/8 trampler like an Aggressive Mammoth or a Terra Stomper
Some rebacked cards are made when the back of the card was considered marked or unplayable, and someone put the front on a new back to allow the card to be "playable" again
Too much time, as it were