Graveyard: When a permanent is destroyed, a card is discarded, or an instant or sorcery spell has finished its effect, it goes to the graveyard
That leaves just one of these spells that, over all these years, has maintained its competitive relevance and its status as an accurate representation of reds place on Magic's color pie
Elven Chorus is going to be bank in certain kinds of decks
First, you get to make the choices, so you can give your opponent their worst 2 power or less creature while keeping your best one, and then this can transform into a flying threat that forces them to choose between attacking or casting spells every turn This has solid aggro stats to start with, and any time you have 1 mana and an artifact or creature available, attacking with it is going to drive your opponent nuts
Because your werewolves are human before they flip, you can attack with a transformed werewolf to activate Winota, then put a werewolf from your deck onto the battlefield
