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CardName: No Silver Buried Here Cost: 2uu Type: Enchantment - Aura Pow/Tgh: / Rules Text: Enchant land When No Silver Buried Here enters, exile your hand face down and draw that many cards. Put four silver counters on No Silver Buried Here. At the beginning of your upkeep, remove a silver counter from No Silver Buried Here. When you remove the last counter, sacrifice No Silver Buried Here. If you do, return the exiled cards to your hand. Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Kin Kwan 乾坤 Rare
No Silver Buried Here
  Enchant land
When No Silver Buried Here enters, exile your hand face down and draw that many cards. Put four silver counters on No Silver Buried Here. At the beginning of your upkeep, remove a silver counter from No Silver Buried Here. When you remove the last counter, sacrifice No Silver Buried Here. If you do, return the exiled cards to your hand. |
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If you sacrifice the enchantment or the land in response to the upkeep ability, you get all the cards back immediately no matter how many counters were still on it beforehand.
You could solve this by adding four counters, then saying "When you remove the last counter". You also get the benefit of matching the Vanishing keyword ability, as opposed to matching the defunct Fading keyword. Plus you stop the occasional wiseguy from thinking he can choose not to remove a counter, because the card says "if you do". That's rare... but some people read cards the way they'd like them to work.
This is delightfully flavourful.
It is? Could you explain the flavor to me?
it's a chinese saying.