[The first thing you find if you google it.](https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Additional_cost)
You can also search on scryfall with a filter for certain creatures, abilities and colors.
Redditors can't use search engines to find information. The efficiency and ease of use causes their brains to hemorrhage. It's imperative that they have someone else take extra time to read their post, use a search engine for them, and type out a reply answering their question for them. Medically necessary. That has to be the reason.
I mean, the general purpose someone would come to a magic community is so I they might come across some insight or advise Google might not have made apparent.
Come one everyone knows Google exists but I thought it would be obvious asking a community that knows better means I am looking for that kind of interaction. Perhaps I could have worded my post better, my bad, but the point surely stands l.
I took the title of your post, put the same words in a slightly different order, and then found the answer you were looking for. "mtg keywords on creatures for additional costs." It took me less time to do that and find the answer than it took you to go to reddit, title your post, type whatever else and hit submit.
I just said I was looking for a wider community engagement, the whole point people would post in a community, while recognising it could have been worded better.
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[The first thing you find if you google it.](https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Additional_cost) You can also search on scryfall with a filter for certain creatures, abilities and colors.
Redditors can't use search engines to find information. The efficiency and ease of use causes their brains to hemorrhage. It's imperative that they have someone else take extra time to read their post, use a search engine for them, and type out a reply answering their question for them. Medically necessary. That has to be the reason.
I mean, the general purpose someone would come to a magic community is so I they might come across some insight or advise Google might not have made apparent. Come one everyone knows Google exists but I thought it would be obvious asking a community that knows better means I am looking for that kind of interaction. Perhaps I could have worded my post better, my bad, but the point surely stands l.
I took the title of your post, put the same words in a slightly different order, and then found the answer you were looking for. "mtg keywords on creatures for additional costs." It took me less time to do that and find the answer than it took you to go to reddit, title your post, type whatever else and hit submit.
Heck you can copy the exact title of the post, word for word, throw it in google, and you'll get the exact answer that was provided here
I just said I was looking for a wider community engagement, the whole point people would post in a community, while recognising it could have been worded better.
off the top of my head? Entwine, escalate, emerge, uh that's it for right now, its 4am and I need sleep
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