These four honorable mentions may not have made the top 10, but theyre still remarkable in their own right, boasting stunning designs, unique effects, and undeniable charm
So today I stick to the spells that are actually colorless, meaning they have no color identity
GY Law's ceiling is highest against board-control decks like Yamato, where a Supernova board built up over a few turns of once-per-turn leader triggers can outpace piecemeal removal
In competitive play, you can do away with your bad hand and redraw, which boosts the chances of finding something you need
It doesn't matter how the permanent card arrives at the graveyard, or where it comes from: Discarding, milling, surveilling, or a land being destroyed are all descend events as long as the permanent card gets to the graveyard