For instance, it somewhat hampers edict effects like Sheoldred Whispering One and similar sacrifice effects by giving you 2 extra bodies
For example, if you have an Experience Counter and a Poison Counter on yourself then you get an additional one of each after choosing yourself as a Proliferate target
I guess I overlooked the fact that the supply of Blue Ugins in the world would be capped at the number of Blue Ugins that were opened over the prerelease weekend
Here are all three of those new cards: For me, the standout card here is easily Oscorp Industries, a Rare land with Mayhem, which means it can be played from your graveyard if you discarded it that turn
While this isnt Lurrus of the Dream Den for a variety of reasons (it costs one more, cant be cast with black mana, isnt a companion), Lurrus taught us just how powerful being able to cast something from the graveyard every turn is
Sure, only 28% of Modern creatures effectively dodge Push on casting cost alone