All said and done it is still a situational card and often a very poor rip off the top meaning you can't just throw this into a deck without thought and not have it cost you
Still, since those kinds of strategies have always been fringe at best, Im wondering whether Sephiroth might finally push them into real viability or if its just another intriguing piece of an unsolved puzzle
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This uncounterable board wipe is a perfect spell to slot into your blue-white decks that want to control the flow of the game and have the final word on whether or not things happen during the game
going infinite usually requires a very particular combination of cards played together
By tapping your tokens and utility creatures, you can often cast this for a mere two or three mana, completely resetting your board after a wipe