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However, it has two more useful abilities: you can pay four mana to roll a d6, then turn it into an X/X flying Insect creature , where X is the result of your roll, and when it attacks, it gives another attacking creature flying
Instant Removal (CTRL to add secondary) Tutor Nature's Rhythm Search your library for a creature card with mana value X or less, put it onto the battlefield, then shuffle
Flashback will probably still be the most dominant way to take advantage of Sevinne, with a much greater saturation of cards with the mechanic (plus cards that favorably interact with flashback, like Burning Vengeance or Secrets of the Dead)
The white feathered wings stretch across most of the card against a near-black background, giving Mega Absol an almost Batman-esque pose
