Once you inevitably start exploring formats outside of just Standard or Modern and dig through older cards, promos, bonus sheets, serialized cards, alternate treatments, and whatever stunning nonsense Wizards decided to put in Collector Boosters this time around, rarities will start looking a bit messier
Extended borderless cards are legal and fully playable in any magic tournament
Now do any of these in whatever order you want: Put Basic Pokmon cards on the Bench (as many as you want)
Real-time conversations help reduce confusion and easily facilitate the exchange of information (including additional card images)
Keep in mind that if you play Wrenn and Realmbreaker on turn three, and choose to animate a land, that land remains tapped
Some despise it, claiming it's a prime contender for the MTG banlist