5 most ridiculous Acorn cards in Magic: The Gathering's Unfinity expansion

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In Magic: The Gathering’s upcoming expansion, Unfinity, there are cards that are Eternal-format legal, and then there are “Acorn” cards, which are easy to identify. Just look at the bottom center of the card, and if you see a shiny shape of an Acorn, it is not a card that is tournament legal.

Of course, your game group may vary, and allow these ridiculous cards as well. That’s entirely up to the player's discretion. For casual games, it’s entirely up to the friend group to determine what is and is not playable.

Some of these Magic: The Gathering cards are absolutely bonkers. Some are frustrating, some have the potential to be overpowered, and some are just heartwarming, but still silly. There are still plenty of Unfinity cards to discuss, but these are just some of the very over-the-top or ridiculous cards in Wizards of the Coast’s next expansion.

Note: This article is subjective and reflects the writer's opinion.

Remember the classic Arabian Nights card, Shahrazad? Well, now it’s back in Magic: The Gathering! It created a subgame within the original game you were playing, where the loser would lose half of their life, rounded down.

Tug of War brings that back, in a sense. Players can start a subgame within their current one and can take up to three permanent cards with different names from the main game’s deck, and put it into play in this subgame. Both players in this start with five lives. When a winner is declared, they put one of the cards they put into play at the beginning of the subgame into play.

The other cards are shuffled back into the deck as normal. It’s a needlessly ridiculous and complicated card, but the rewards are great. You can pick a card from your deck and essentially put it into play if you win. It has