It reads, When Stalking Yeti comes into play, if its in play, it deals damage equal to its power to target creature an opponent controls and that creature deals damage equal to its power to Stalking Yeti. Once again, we have a seemingly redundant line that flows rather metaphysical
(Plus, Dogmeat is the most recognisable Fallout character going, so Scrappy Survivors has a big headstart on the likeability front.) MTGs Fallout Commander decks are pretty great from a mechanical standpoint, but the characters in them lack punch and pull compared to the other crossover releases so far
There are a ton of PKs out there that will tend to kill in a single hit, like Blightsteel Colossus or a Commander with 21 or more power in that format
And when i look at my other pictures i actually believe there are more other type of circles possible but that its just what the holo foil is
Who would have guessed that those very same cards that you splurged your pocket money on, can turn out to be a profitable investment