The payoff for that setup is huge
Master of Dark RitesMaster of Dark Rites is cheap, and very rewarding in this deck
Though always based in white, while he was enraged by Jazal's death he leaned into red with Ajani Vengeant, and later on, he lost red and picked up green instead to represent the healing he underwent on Bant
The card can technically grow into a win condition but doesnt present a ton of value outside of that
This explains its attack Call of Legends, which deals an absurd 1,000 damage as a fierce battle unfolds between Zoroark and the Legendary Pokmon. As for the question of why the heck Zoroark thinks it stands a chance against Dialga, Rayquaza and Groudon, thats a different and totally inexplicablequestion entirely
Zendikar Rising showed us how powerful having a card that doubles as a spell and a land can be: at the cost of a little bit of efficiency on either side (or life if were talking the mythic cycle), having a land drop when you need it or an impactful spell if you dont makes for some great cards
