Whereas Urza's journey in The Brothers' War ends with him becoming a planeswalker, Mishra has a more ignominious fate, becoming a sinister Phyrexian
Number Six Because blue doesn't gain life or have triggers, it's rare to see it in life-gain decks, and only in multicolored lands our only Azorius colored 3-drop 2/4 with vigilance and a tap ability to use after he swings
I could easily see this card staying at around this value for a while given the time-tested nature of cards with similar effects
The worst thing about this is that sinking feeling, knowing that the second your opponent plays it that they already know how they're going to win
As a land, you can transform it back to Ojer Axonil for three mana if youve dealt at least four damage with noncombat red sources during your turn
Decks could be built in a variety of ways, dipping their toes in token, graveyard, tribal, Voltron (suit up one creature), or Aristocrats (sacrifice creatures for value, a term coined in this block) strategies