If one or more tokens would be created under your control, twice that many of those tokens are created instead
They are now a defining part of the Legacy and Vintage formats, in particular for their ability to be found by the various "fetchlands" (for example, Flooded Strand) released many years later
If you play it for the Overload cost, it applies this effect to all of your creatures
Since the card's initial release, other cards with similar but weaker effects have been printed, such as Lotus Petal, which is functionally identical but provides one mana instead of three
Amethyst card Mickey Mouse, Wayward Sorcerer takes inspiration from one of his most iconic appearances in The Sorcerer's Apprentice, but applies a fresh Dreamborn reimagining of the magical mouse - now clad in purple robes and wielding a flaming staff
Schematic serialized Retro Artifact foil: $1,000 to $2,500 Retro Artifact foil: $40 to $70 Schematic Retro Artifact non-foil: $30 to $40 Minds Eye Popular in the Commander because its a multiplayer format, Minds Eye allows players to pay one mana on each opponents turn to draw a card