The same goes for deck types and formats
We've got a team of people who work on just the story part, that's very exciting
First, the card contains a typographical error that is extremely rare in MTGs history: the cards name is missing the Ae at the start of the word Aerathi. Second, the dude depicted in the art has a 36-pack of abs and a look on his face like he took too much LSD
The lack of red mana in this theoretical deck puts a limit on the number of Final Fantasy Wizards you can consider, but theres still Venat, Heart of Hydaelyn, who lets you draw a card every time you cast a Legendary card
While it looks like a good problem solver card it feels like it exacerbates your weaknesses first
On top of that, red brings Blasphemous Act and Spiteful Banditry, while blue brings Cyclonic Rift and Evacuate