According to the official rules for Commander (which is not actually managed by Wizards of the Coast), the ability does not work at all: Parts of abilities which bring other card(s) you own from outside the game into the game (such as Living Wish
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Like other early Gold Stars, the English version often suffers from factory silvering on the edges and inconsistent centering, making pristine yellow-border copies rare
For instance, a company like McDonald's may include a code as part of a Happy Meal, thus boosting players' rewards in-game, thanks to the consumption of a Big Mac
Yes, its a bit of extra complication, and I think this mechanic could prove even more mentally taxing than recent standouts like dungeons or mutate
This card can end games before they even begin by turning life into mana