While it can function as a repeatable Fiend Hunter effect, it also has lots of potential in a flicker deck that uses this to exile several of its own creatures
Sidisi, Undead Vizier requires you to exploit (sacrifice) a creature to do this, but you get the tutored card to your hand
All the play patterns we're describing are true across colors, but broadening the use of an effect always runs the risk of undermining the color pie: making colors play out too similarly and causing them to lose their distinct identities
This would allow players to utilize Reshiram- EX several times during the game
The four decks to look out for are as follows: Final Fantasy 6: Revival Trance (Red/White/Black) Final Fantasy 7: Limit Break (Red/White/Green) Final Fantasy 10: Counter Blitz (Blue/White/Green) Final Fantasy 11: Scions of Spellcraft (White, Blue, Black) The Final Fantasy 6 deck is led by Terra, Herald of Hope, while Limit Break is commanded by Cloud, Ex-Soldier from Final Fantasy 7
The Standard format has been through considerable changes recently, including the release of Murders at Karlov Manor and the emergence of Aftermath Analyst decks