Since were also considering cards with fuse and aftermath as split cards, here are some differences to consider: Aftermath allows you to cast the front side from your hand and the back side from your graveyard
I would only run 1-2 of any of these
The tremendous flexibility of this card to take out whatever is posing a problem for you is invaluable, and there is little doubt many will take advantage of it, but this isn't quite the card its predecessors were
Drawing Cards Drawing cards is like getting more resources
She locks the door before he can escape and the mothers ghost appears, furious and grieving
As soon as Oko realizes that Kellan's his son he ropes him into his gang, forces him to endanger innocent lives (despite promising he wouldn't), and ultimately abandons him multiple times in the name of the treasure in the vault