On the other hand, if you have a more limited Magic budget, you'll likely get more gameplay value out of focusing on other products, mostly because you can usually pick up cheaper (although less cool-looking) versions of the cards featured in the drops
So, while Storms Wrath is not what planeswalker-heavy control decks are looking for, control decks with few planeswalkers will be ready to crush midrange with this, since it doesnt leave their planeswalkers behind like most other board wipes
Its a fantastic combat trick that will net you anywhere from one card to a total hand refill
The card otherwise sees fringe constructed play in black decks when bad matchups arise that utilize enchantments
In the case that your opponent deals damage to a planeswalker, it removes as many loyalty counters as points of damage dealt
That could mean protecting your board, creating new threats, or turning combat into an advantage every turn