A permanent phasing out causes a spell or ability on the stack to have an illegal target if it targets that permanent
You start at 20 life, play one land a turn, and draw one card a turn, and you can have some life, land, and card advantages based on what youre playing
Once you do, the Giganotosaurs destroys all artifacts and creatures in play except for itself
But yes, MTG card dimensions matter, especially if youre sleeving, storing, printing custom cards, or trying to avoid the tragic fate of why does this one card feel different? Lets get you the numbers that matter, the numbers that dont, and the print setup that saves you from the classic my border got guillotined moment
Heres another way to go with Disciple of the Ring: Creatures (2) Planeswalkers (3) Lands (26) Spells (29) While Languish does offer us another cheaper option for sweeping, I am still a bigger fan of Crux of Fate in this list