these spoilers come from the Magic: The Gathering Facebook page, Wizards of the Coast employee Trick Jarett, and the English Wizards of the Coast Twitter page and Japanese Magic: The Gathering Twitter page
Red-Green is all about playing big, stompy creatures and other expensive spells, with extra payoffs for casting anything with a mana cost of four or higher
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While on its face it seems like a major downside to playing the card, and hardly worth the cost - and it can be without the right cards in play - it pairs perfectly with the number of effects on Rise of the Floodborn cards that are triggered when cards enter or leave play, providing a easy way to put cards back in your hand, play them again and activate their effects
You also get the option of getting Eternal Witness and doing it again for another seven or just throwing something back on top of their library and slowing up their tempo
Emry, Lurker of the Loch in particular is a highly played card in formats where its legal (Pioneer, Modern, Legacy, Commander)
