To us, these seem pretty clearly influenced by ink
Arakawa admitted that it was "quite a bit of money", but NoA "had been doing well for several years, so we had a lot of money to spare"
The really weird things happen when a crimp goes so deep that the card gets cut in half
Of course you still have to pay your chosen card's mana cost, which could be a tricky requirement to meet after paying for Wish
Force your opponents to unfavorably block, then blow them away with a perfectly timed Green-Blue Ramp and Lessons Ramp and play your lands, then win with That's just good Magic
To determine the total cost of an opponent's spell that targets Syr Elenora, start with the mana cost or alternative cost that player is paying, add any cost increases (such as that of Syr Elenora's effect), then apply any cost reductions