While these are not legal in Standard, as indicated by an "EOS" in the corner instead of "EOE," they do add some visual flavor for those seeking some non-Standard additions in the bonus sheet
Perhaps it's a way to represent levelled-up magic, like the Thunder-Thundara-Thundaga progression that black mages use
You lose life equal to its mana value. In essence, in a deck with low mana values, youll essentially be doubling your draw step every turn for a very low cost
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These cards only appear in English (#551a-d)
From a mechanical perspective, this life loss drawback is reminiscent of black cards like Phyrexian Negator or Plague Spitter, but with a redemptive twist built in