Rather than a single or random card chosen as the face down creature, manifest dread gives a player the option to make a 2/2 out of a non-creature card they would otherwise not use, or pick a creature they can turn face up later, along with a little selection of what gets added to the second hand graveyard
Khenra Charioteer: Reasonable alone, great with bigger critters on your side of the board
Five damage will kill the majority of creatures in the format, and three mana is easily affordable even for Aggro decks
This first set of Roles is opening the door to token Auras, something not really done much before in the game
With cards, people already know the characters to some extent, and they have personal feelings and attachments from playing the games, so you have to make sure there's no disconnect between the pieces and people's expectations
Are there any image quality tips for the best-looking custom MTG cards