Ironroot Treefolk [Summer Magic / Edgar] 28a It has "This creature's power

It has "This creature's power and toughness are each equal to the number of experience counters you have

Set: Collectors’ Edition Type: Artifact Rarity: Rare Cost: {2} {X}: You may choose a creature card in your hand whose mana cost could be paid by some amount of

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Eternalize only as a sorcery

Set: Unlimited Edition Type: Artifact Rarity: Uncommon Cost: {1} As Black Vise enters the battlefield

Ironroot Treefolk [Summer Magic / Edgar] 28a It has "This creature's powerSet: Summer Magic Edgar Type: Creature Treefolk Rarity: Common Cost: {4}{G} The mating habits of Treefolk, particularly the stalwart Ironroot Treefolk, are truly absurd. Molasses comes to mind. It's amazing the species can survive at all given such protracted periods of mate selection, conjugation, and gestation.