Its the perfect stage for a card like Archivist of Oghma to shine, especially since it has Flash and can be cast after opponent has cast their own spell
(For example, are there certain old-timey abilities that got errata-ed away en masse?) asked Feb 22, 2013 at 8:04 2 There aren't many cards in magic that have actual so-called "power level" errata that fundamentally changes what they do, with the exception of the ones that were reprinted in physical form with new wording
No, I will not shorten it
The downside is it can be a low impact play the turn you play it, and its generally bad when youre behind
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