Why would you want to pay the plot cost and cast the spell later instead of just casting the spell now if the costs are the same
The sideboard is where the matchup goes from good to great
Overall, the deck thrives on building in the early turns of the game with ramp and using the inevitable casting of Gishath to quickly turn the tide by flooding the board with creatures off the top of our deck
Thicker cards tend to convey a sense of quality, professionalism, and attention to detail
So if we just take a look at Revival Trance, for instance, this deck has 19 brand new legends all by itself
When a single copy is coupled with pressure against creature decks, Submerge does an excellent Time Walk impression while also being able to do cute tricks against decks like Lands (dealing with Marit Lage tokens can be troublesome) and Knight of the Reliquary (Submerge the Knight in response to their activating her ability