And also it plays around the Refresh and Exhaust which enable them go for opponent's life
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The wonder over when fans would return to Shadowmoor was put to rest in a triumphant way in January
Oh, and the amount of great generic Spellcaster cards in the deck means you can splash them into whatever deck you feel like playing at the time
Sure, it sucks to open with Colress as your only Supporter, but it can be a savior late in the game when all you have floating around in your deck are Ns
Every time I look at this card, my brain tells me its called Megatrons Fate. I love this cards flexibility, and each effect is solid for the six-mana investment either you destroy the biggest artifact threat on the table and get two-thirds of the mana you invested back in Treasure tokens, or you very likely kill all creatures on the battlefield (outside of Brash Taunter, at least) and each player gets four rad counters, which may or may not be of interest to your deck