I like Satya for two reasons
The potential is definitely there, but some adjustments need to be made
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Before the Tarkir: Dragonstorm Limited format shakes out, I'm first turning my attention to the most valuable cards in the set
Well, somewhere out there, there's probably an old Standard Martyr of Sands mirror match that's still going on.) Pulse of the Fields doesn't really cost you a card to use provided you play it right and can gain you a ton of life over the course of the game
Played in the late game, a necessity with that high of an ink cost, adding cards to the players hand can be game changing
