Theyre kind of like lands that you pay mana for, but theyre beneficial because they speed your game plan up to generate more mana early
In fact, you could argue this interaction forces players to play more colors if their goal is to have the optimal build of an archetype
Turns out it translates into 20-life formats just as well
And then Final Fantasy and its incredible translation of a beloved video game series into the universe of Magic , followed by Edge of Eternities , a set that felt being squashed in between two other products, leading to its identity and mechanics almost being forgotten even before being born
This flexibility has earned the card a spot in many a Control and Combo deck in Pioneer, and it plays just as well in Commander
I've read Zenos like 12 times, and I keep wondering if I'm either missing something or if this was included in the wrong set