Double-faced cards: three clean approaches that work in real life Double-faced cards are mainly a problem in two places: In your library and hand (hidden information) When they change faces (table clarity) Here are the clean options, in order of least-to-most fiddly
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In addition to the obvious things like Syphon cards (do some effect to each other player, gain benefits depending on how many other players this hit), there are cards that affect a random opponent, cards that give everyone the game the ability to join forces to create a big effect (for example, a sorcery that lets everyone pitch in mana and then lets everyone put lands into play from their decks), and Enchant Creature cards sorry Auras that boost the creature while preventing it from attacking to
Keen Sense Curiosity-style cards are always interesting and playable in blue, and Keen Sense is like that but in green