For example, while Embercleave is a 6-mana value card that usually doesnt see play outside of aggressive decks, its cost reduction based on the number of attacking creatures makes it the perfect card for the archetype
Without a baseline, we can't really tell how much bigger this bug has became, can we
While all new players desperately want to play every card that they own, experience is a harsh teacher and experience says that you don't get to play that many cards in a regular deck and have it get better
Echoes of Eternity has caught my attention for several reasons, with the most notable being its copy effect and the trigger doubling it enables
Swapping in the Spirit Dragon Teval, the Balanced Scale gives you a neat ramp package when attacking, letting you mill three cards and then get a land from your graveyard back to play