While weve thoroughly explained the theory of what makes Flying creatures so powerful, it turns out that theyve also proven to be quite strong in a variety of formats with a wide range of power levels
Lets see some examples: Wax / Wane has two names: Wax and Wane. Its a green and white card with a mana value of 2
First up, the commander of the deck: Lathril, Blade of the Elves
It stops an attacker, it removes a blocker, it can protect your stuff from a Wrath, yours or theirs, you can kill tokens, you can re-trigger etb effects or you can just say "nothing will be killing my Kaya this turn"
You can spend an entire day watching nothing but golf or cooking or rednecks with giant black beards fight over who has the best duck farm
I will admit, it is slightly overwhelming looking through the 1,600+ unique familiars in Magic to try and find the best build, but sometimes it's nice to have a deck-building project that lasts for a while