being able to duplicate your spells while countering enemy spells makes it a prime target the moment it gets into play, but if it's built around correctly, it can be an unstoppable asset in any great deck
It's seen in all colors and even colorless artifacts, with its highest concentration in Red
She attacked you!" It's a typical Hydra otherwise, it enters with Power and Toughness equal to the amount of mana you put into it, but that funky activated ability can make for some fun, and contentious, table moments
I hope this helped you on your Prerelease journey
2007: Future Sight Time Spiral block produced a lot of innovations, not all of which were worth it
While the original Throne of Eldraine set was contentious among MTG fans, there are no such complaints here