Sure it has more requirements, but the effect is way stronger than an anointed procession. First of, you can have 4 of both. But also the trigger makes it go wider. 2 AP makes 4 tokens, while this plus an AP creates 2 tokens and then at end of turn 4 more (because 2 tokens entered the battlefield). And it is not only creature tokens, so it even triggers on [Yenna, Redtooth Regent] creating enchantment copies. So definitely running this in my token creation commander.

They might be outdated in cities, but on the country side a lot of the streets still look this way. Probably even more at border crossings. The only bordercrossing I haven’t see like this is the main road Kleve-Nijmegen.

It’s quite weird actually: You vote for a party and a local candidate. The local candidate get’s into parlament directly while the rest of parlament is filled proportionally to the general cast vote if they manage to get over 5% of the votes (this does not apply to direct winning candidates or recognized minority representing parties). With parliament resizing to accomodate for at least your direct candidates to represent your percentage. Which always made me wonder, if everyone votes for just Party A’s direct candidates, but they get 0% of the general vote, would all other parties then have to get infinite extra positions? That would result in an infinitely big parliament, which basically means every citizen is now in parliament, and kinda get’s around the fight over universal basic income, right?

So I’ve just casually played MTG, mostly online because it’s a costy hobby and I’m a broke student. But a thing I love about the paper version is: I was travelling, staying at someones place over an hospitality network, so we don’t know each other at all except of the short profile description. Suddenly he tells they are going to play MTG downstairs. I ask if I can join. They were all so incredibly welcoming! Explained how their decks worked, the cards, the plays. It’s an incredible community, really looking forward to get into it once I get a job!