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If you pick a permanent that will have them dead before they get a turn, most opponents won't benefit from Show and Tell at all. Of course, an 11/11 isn't going to do that...

Maybe he could be a */1?

You do realize how good this thing would be, don't you?

Will of a Nation would allow blue control to pull some nasty maneuvers. Unless the opponent is playing a deck that does not rely on nonland permanents, it could create a ridiculous game swing. Fury of a Nation looks kind of breakable on paper, but I don't think it would really be all that...

Oh, and it should be a 0/0 and not a */* or at least I'm pretty sure that's how it works now...

If the Mirage deck got Squandered Resources, then the Urza's block deck should have been able to use its banned cards normally as well, in which case a properly built deck would have totally crushed ProsBloom. If the ProsBloom deck was so great without using Squandered Resources, then that would...

Asparagus is good. :D

Defraud

*Hmm, me too, but I'll be polite about it.* :p

If Homelands was with Ice Age block, it might contribute a card here and there. If it was by itself, then it would lose horribly. Either way, it wouldn't really make an impact...

Welcome to the CPA.

I wonder if this could lead to bigger problems in the future...

Exhort

It looks that way to me until I click on the thingy that enlarges the card and makes the text more legible. Or does it look the opposite way to me? I forget. Anyway, after enlarging they all look like +1/+1.

Well, it does affect only two creature types (and two new creature types too). I hadn't been thinking about Limited and block and stuff like that...

I don't drink beer, but corona is a horrible name for any drink. What is the best name for a drink?

Demonym

Around here it's all cloudy. Why is the corona of the sun hotter than the surface?

"Well, this is a nice door. Hmm, and it's not trapped either..."

Well, she's pretty good as Homelands goes, but I'd call Merchant Scroll the best card in the set (and it's still not all that great).