Each colored ink represents a different playstyle and we are going to go over each and every one of them
It allows you to dig deep for more creatures to play, and getting to choose from multiple means you get some agency over what you get selecting a card is often better than just drawing a land, which is what makes Reconstruct History better than Harmonize most of the time
Rarity: M Cost: 2UBR Pow/Tgh: 5/4 Card Type: Legendary Creature - Human Artificer Artist: Randy Vargas Name: Mishra, Eminent One Finish: Foil Card Number: 39 Set Name: Commander: The Brothers' War Related Products NM-Mint, English Limit 24 Light Play, English Limit 24 Moderate Play, English Limit 24 Heavy Play, English Limit 24 Damaged, English Limit 24 NM-Mint, English Limit 24 Light Play, English Limit 24 Moderate Play, English Limit 24 Heavy Play, English Limit 24 Damaged, English Limit 24 NM-Mint, English Limit 24 Light Play, English Limit 24 Moderate Play, English Limit 24 Damaged, English Limit 24 Heavy Play, English Limit 24 NM-Mint, English Limit 24 Light Play, English Limit 24 NM-Mint, English Limit 24 Light Play, English Limit 24 Moderate Play, English Limit 24 Heavy Play, English Limit 24 Damaged, English Limit 24 NM-Mint, English Limit 24 Light Play, English Limit 24 NM-Mint, English Limit 24 Light Play, English Limit 24 Moderate Play, English Limit 24 Heavy Play, English Limit 24 Damaged, English Limit 24 NM-Mint, English Limit 24 Light Play, English Limit 24 Moderate Play, English Limit 24 Heavy Play, English Limit 24 Damaged, English Limit 24
Youre getting both a Creature to serve as an attacker or blocker, plus replenishing the card you have just cast
The recursive element plays well with superfriends decks since they often want to play a bunch of board wipes to protect their planeswalkers
While its more or less made for Quintorius, its going to be great in reanimator decks, and might be sweet in the likes of Hofri, too
