mtg card that gives indestructible Rules Text: Indestructible, Colors: Red, 20 cards What does indestructible mean in

The card shows its age in its rules text as it makes use of the outdated term "bury." Cards with the bury mechanic have been errata'd to say instead "put a permanent into its owner's graveyard" or "Sacrifice this permanent." In other words, the true cost of playing the Dreadnought is in having creatures with a total power of 12 or more on your board to sacrifice when it enters the battlefield

This isnt a dealbreaker, per se, and I think this is a very exciting card

And not to mention the new card The Gaffer, a brand new way for White to draw cards in EDH whilst respecting the boundaries of white card draw

Yesterday I said in passing that I'd drafted a Gruul deck, just because it seemed like the thing to say rather than "red-green." Ravnica did everything it set out to do and more, but it showcased a problem that had been there in Invasion as well