Quote from: mAcular Chaotic;1115204Ah, so a curse. I wonder if Remove Curse could fix it...

Sorry, never got back to you. I am finishing up another Ice Age Region Mini-Adventure (it is almost combat-free!).

I would say yes IF: a) you up-casted it at 7th+ Spell Slot in 5e, OR b) you were Name Level+ in TSR D&D. But that's because I think of Magic the Gathering cards are at a different scale than typical.

That means roughly end game D&D, Domain play, Tier 3+, Name Level, over 9th lvl, etc. This is because you are not dealing with easily accessible and reliable assets. A Prodigal Sorcerer's ability to ping for 1 damage is repeatable and reliable magic. The Prodigal Sorcerer itself is a hard to find asset. Hence my allegorical interpretation of card limits, draw frequency, and in-hand cards as "drawing opportunity from the lands itself," a form of wheel of fortune, while deck building is more like strategy and destiny/fate.

Your game is your own naturally. But I like to think of MtG making a larger impact when they occur. So I will caution letting a simple 3rd lvl Remove Curse spell undo them. That said, it makes a cheap MtG card like Counterspell, Disenchant, or Crumble extremely powerful! (Thinking of MtG Counterspell as a stored Lvl 9 slot Counterspell makes it quite the asset!)