mtg flashback cards Past in Flames The flashback cost is equal to its mana cost Rules Text: Flashback, Colors: Blue,

This gives Glarb a unique removal package, opting for synergy over generic power

Then it's a Crucible and youcan grab and drop another land from the graveyard too

Lifegain prevention is, much like lifegain itself, exactly the sort of narrow yet highly valuable mode you want on your modal cards

Defeating one opponent and gaining an unreasonably high amount of life is usually a way to end games outright

If damage would be dealt to another creature you control, prevent that damage

Currently the Active card draw in Amethyst can easily support an additional ink color without any of its own types of card draw (simply by adding Merlin - Rabbit and the bounce package), whereas in the First Chapter the passive card draw engine of Amber was needed to complement the small amount of Active in Steel or other colors (Amber-Steel was objectively the best deck in the Chapter One format)