mtg return target card from graveyard to hand Eternal Witness [Modern Masters] Reviving Melody [Journey into Nyx]

In part, that depends on which card you put on top

With something like Springleaf Drum on the battlefield, you can tap these Elementals for mana before their evoke trigger forces you to sacrifice them

This means that cards like Rampant Growth are not included as a tutor, even though they technically could be considered one

On top of that, when you sacrifice it, you get tempted by the ring, making it an auto addition to decks that care about the mechanic, or just to at least make something harder to block

A similar trigger applies to tokens, where if one or more tokens are to be created under your control, you instead double that number

In the Amber part of the starter deck, you'll find a total of five song cards , one of the things that Amber is most known for