Its a threat thats always on curve, is a two-for-one if it wins the fight, and is a three-for-one when youre able to generate tons of mana, which sort of bridges the gap between the card being playable in an aggressive red deck or a mana ramping green deck
This development has forced me to completely revamp my heuristics for evaluating new Modern cards
If you copy a spell, Volcanic Torrent won't count the copy
What breaks an MTG Pillow Fort Pillow Fort is an awesome archetype if you get it working, but there are a few things that usually stick a fork in your plans
The muted reactions suggest that such occurrences are routine, adding a subtle layer of worldbuilding
Its an incredible way to dodge a massive board wipe like Farewell, you simply turn your army into lands for a moment and wait for the dust to settle before you start rebuilding