(If you cast a spell for its evoke cost, it's sacrificed when it enters.) Whenever you sacrifice a nontoken Elemental, create a token that's a copy of it
Divine Reckoning Divine Reckoning is great in decks that care about having a single important threat in play rather than a wide board of tokens, and its fantastic at disrupting decks that swarm the board
It came so late, in fact, that the pink/purple card back is still featured on the booster box packaging for the expansion
The Swords Before Modern Masters release: Fire and Ice $50, Light and Shadow $35 Four months After Modern Masters release: $30 and $25, respectively Even though the swords still command a solid price of $25+, they are the first reprints Ive mentioned to have a taken a significant hit from being reprinted
It taps for 1 mana of each color represented among permanents you control, so it often produces 3 or more mana by midgame
The prices are insane now