This is a fine example of such a card and sees an impressive amount of sideboard play in that dual role if nothing else
Magic: The Gathering reflects this ability by allowing its version of Phoenix Down to exile a Skeleton, Spirit, or Zombie creature
Let the Galaxy Burn uses a neat quirk of the rules to make its play, as X spells change their own mana value while on the stack, meaning the effective cascade cost of the card goes up the higher X is
(Disdainful Stroke, Annul, Candletrap, Devastating Mastery) 3 - Commonly played, staple in a single deck, or frequent play in several decks
You dont have to double-sleeve your cards
With Magic: The Gathering 40k Commander Decks officially released , now its time to look forward to the next (and currently last planned) Magic x Warhammer crossover, which are Secret Lair Drops