Whether it's the lone poison counter added to a random player earlier in the match or a +1/+1 counter on a creature that has grown out of control, Inexorable Tide can turn plenty of games in your favor just by being out
Its an ideal method for exploring sky ruins
Ive seen it cast a few times out of the Sidisi deck that Brad and I worked on for the Open in New Jersey, but where else could it go
When played on Turn 5, it will draw only a single card per hit (though, like Dragonlord Ojutai, it kills remarkably quickly), but in the late game, this dragon can gas back up the Blue player
Theres actually a ton of other examples already of individual Wilds cards being picked up as incremental upgrades for familiar decks: Up the Beanstalk in Atraxa decks that play Leyline Binding
After I graduated with my Masters, I thought Id no longer have to do mathso why is blue trying to force that on me