It costs 1,000 points to get a one-star shiny and 1,350 to get a two-star shiny
Clear the Mind Clear the Mind was a wonderful card in its Draft format that control decks used as a win condition by repeatedly shuffling their graveyardideally full of cheap removal and card drawback into their library to deck their opponent
If a player casts a card without paying its mana cost," he or she cant pay any alternative costs, such as emerge costs
It's out of place in many decks, where its reasonable effect isn't worth the effort of casting it and then finding a way to destroy it
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Its like the ultimate Solemn Simulacrum, and only color identity will prevent it from becoming a fairly ubiquitous card in that format