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The ramp and card draw make it fully desirable for any deck that comes close to affording it
And after all that, youve still got a 6/5 bearer, which is nothing to sniff at
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While not great in combat that is the secondary function of these cards which are mainly used to ramp mana without penalty earlier in the game than other colours can do so in order to gain a tempo advantage over the next few turns
While past sets (both Innistrad blocks) also had double-faced cards that increased the total number of mythics in the set, there is one huge difference: they showed up in their own special slot, which essentially made double-faced cards a bonus since you could open a normal mythic and a double-faced mythic in the same pack
