It works well with Aetherflux Reservoir, letting you kill the table with just over 50 life
Scrying multiple cards is different from scrying multiple times
Basically, the deck feels unbalanced, and if players know your strategy is basically to go all in on creatures, they're going to be far more aware of your combos and keen to stop them
A 139-player 15-case event hosted by South Side Gaming a week ago had this breakdown from start to finish: A third of players brought Ruby/Sapphire, top eight featured just one deck without Sapphire, and the finals were a Ruby/Sapphire mirror
It's clear via the reporting from IGN and the comments made by Holt and Deveny that the team at WotC has a great love for this franchise, which in part led to the choices of Final Fantasy VI and Final Fantasy X due to the places those games held in the team's hearts
I can see it being used in Prowess mirrors to take out an opposing Stormwing Entity, or as part of an explosive flurry of spells to trigger prowess creatures, return Arclight Phoenix, or perhaps both
