Kasla, the Broken Halo is all about convoke and well, thats just about it
Elsewhere in Standard, the absurd combat trick Monstrous Rage and the card draw spell Up the Beanstalk continue to fuel the best Standard decks, causing many to lament the fact neither was considered for the MTG banlist update two weeks ago
If your opponents play aggressively, they're shuffling a bunch of cards back into their library, or you cant wait for your opponents to mill out, your pivot strategy is to pump up your creatures
Since youd always play it as the front side, everything else is pure upside, even if transforming this noble is a little bit on the costly side and Shiva wont always be that effective
Finding enough ways to bounce the ring to your hand will be a bit difficult, but if you're also willing to sacrifice it and return it from your graveyard, things get a whole lot easier, even in colorless
For this reason, Infect decks are often hyper-aggressive, looking to deal as much damage with their Infect creatures as possible before their opponents can stabilize and establish a proper board state