While it benefits from the massive statline creep typical of modern creatures, having to give up both the payoff trigger and its evasion after the first activation keeps it from being any higher on this list
In Standard, this is a powerhouse for cheating out threats like Overlord of the Boilerbilges or recurring saga creatures like Summon: Fenrir to create huge value swings turn after turn
However, if some of the cards featured in these starter decks look familiar, its probably because both packages include a few previously-released cards from The First Chapter and Rise of the Floodborn
Teferi, Time Raveler Playing Teferi, Time Raveler turn 3 on the play and bouncing your opponents 2-drop doesnt literally win the game, but it often feels like it, putting you in an amazing spot
The previous version had more Dominaria cards
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