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Nowhere to Run Cheap, instant-speed interaction is always in vogue, and Nowhere to Run is a great example of it

You only lose the game when you attempt to draw a card while your library is empty

On the stack, it counts whatever X is plus the pips, so if the mana spent for X is 3, the spell has a mana value of five on the sack (3 + Blue + Blue =5)

And if you want to force opponents to play the game on your terms, nothing is more potent than blacks heavy-duty resource denial

Summon: Bahamut and Palantr of Orthanc also reach dangerous potential with giant mana costs in your library

Wait another six months or year to see just how many more times Wizards of the Coast prints them