Theres a curious thought experiment to be had in trying to review the artifacts that broke previous Standards and consider how they would have fared with colored mana costs (or artifacts in the most recent sets with colorless mana costs)
That creature doesn't "become tapped," and Captain America's last ability won't trigger
The first multicolored card on the list, Wrexial, the Risen Deep is a Kraken that wants to get in for combat damage
"Primordial Destruction" Normal Trap Effect: (This card is always treated as a "Sin" card) Can only be activated while you control a face-up "Primordial" monster
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Uncut Pokmon sheets especially those from the Wizards of the Coast era, or more recent promotional sets such as Trick or Trade have occasionally entered the secondary market, where dishonest resellers cut away individual cards and mark them as miscuts or square-cut errors to mislead collectors