that pattern began back in 1995 as a bit of a self-fulfilling prophecy, but as we've been releasing similarly sized sets throughout the year for a while now, we've found there's nothing special about the fall
This means that with just , on you get to flip any TDFC that happens to be a human on the front and you do it at instant speed, even in cases like Kefka, Court Mages that you'd normally have to transform at sorcery speed
One other upside is your choice to opt for colorless mana instead of pinging yourself for 1
With that in mind, we pulled the ancient spellslinging sorcerer's trick of "playing every ramp spell we could find", combined with some defensive creatures that will survive our various PyroclasmPyroclasms and ping opponents whenever we do anything
Akal Pakal, First Among Equals pays your efforts off handsomely with four extra cards each turn and a stocked graveyard