If the spell that's copied is modal (that is, it has a bulleted list of modes), the copy will have the same mode or modes
Always check for the following: Misspelled words , especially Pokemon names Obvious grammar errors The word "Pokemon" without an accent over the "e" Extremely high HP or attack values There are some official Pokemon cards with typos, like the infamous "Nintedo" Ancient Mew, but they tend to be rare
Though it's impossible to say why sales like these occur, as there are a variety of factors that could contribute, it's clear that they don't always make sense
I like Boreas Charger and Vesperlark providing some recovery from mass removal if Sephara has been neutralized
Out of Place The short answer: I agree with Ross
It also doesnt target, so in theory if you sacrifice artifact creatures or enchantment creatures, you can essentially get a board-flicker without being in blue or white