The most hyperbolic example is Atraxa, Grand Unifier
Opponent Your opponent decides to draw in the first or second game
Yes, it can get you the extra turn and generate the card advantage that can inevitably get you closer to a bonafide win condition, but it still can whiff, too, and many times just delays dying by a turn
A perennial empty hand in EDH is tantamount to a death sentence because it a) signals to your opponents you have no response to the moves they make, and b) means you have no response to the moves they make
Whether youre playing on the kitchen table, or the feature match area at some future tournament, modal cards mean you can look forward to hitting more land drops and playing good, exciting Magic
We're not entirely sure why he's pulling off the wing when the card quote is about fixing a propeller, but sometimes it's best not to ask these questions and instead just enjoy the cheeky grin of our favorite two-tailed flying fox