Still, for decks that care about fast, reliable mana across multiple colors, it's proving to be well worth the cost
First of all, the card comes with two forms of evasion
Aggressive small creatures were still present, but they werent the sole focus of this color pair for once
They're the key cards in the infamous Tron Modern archetype, which relies on their absurd mana ramp potential to bring out scary threats way ahead of schedule
The key is that its ability is much worse than either ability would be individually both destroying a land and dealing two damage a turn would be broken, but you get their choice of it, and its a choice they get to make every turn, so its not as broken as it might appear initially but still strong
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