Mechanically, a traditional "split" card, like this one (which was played by Pro Tour Champion Kai Budde in the greatest Pro Tour Top 8 of all time) is practically / thematically very similar to both cycling cards like Go for Blood and many Modal Double-Faced Cards
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Most cards fall off after release, while only a few maintain their value
If you work at sawing up carcasses, you notice how the joints fit, how the nerves are arrayed, and how the skin peels back. Ashnod, to Tawnos Illustrated by Greg Staples Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Not Legal Historic Legal Modern Not Legal Brawl Legal Legacy Legal Comp
Thanks to Final Fantasy 15's boy-band road trip, we'll be able to play Sidequest: Catch a Fish, a card depicting Prince Noctis demonstrating why women love him and fish fear him that lets you "fish" the top card off your deck each turn