If the keyword appears on an instant or sorcery, it checks as that spell is resolving to see if you control ten or more permanents
Even if youre not getting back three haymakers youre still able to get three creatures for six mana total, on an effect that cant really be interacted with with single target graveyard removal they need to nuke your graveyard before the spell resolves
This win condition seems doable in a Morophon, the Boundless doctor-typal deck, and it's an incentive to try to build one
I was prepared to encounter a bunch of powerful cards I hadnt seen yet, but queuing into constructed mode was like playing a completely different gameall of a sudden I was seeing keywords, card types, and mechanics that werent introduced anywhere in the tutorial
Its High HP and damage makes it very tempting, but its reliance on lucky flips can make it a risky play
To my surprise, Ive had a ton of players opt into using their removal on other things