The lynx's other effects seem designed specifically to make sure that damage gets done and stays done
Here are a few anecdotes that I thought were important to capture, so you can see the crossroads between creative's and design's roles
(You descended if a permanent card was put into your graveyard from anywhere.) Song of Stupefaction One generic, one blue, Enchantment - Aura - Common Enchant creature or Vehicle When Song of Stupefaction enters the battlefield, you may mill two cards
There are six total legendary creatures in this aLir, my favorite being Buttercup (for biased reasons)
Similar issues have plagued previous campaigns, particularly collaborations with popular manga series like Chiikawa, suggesting that the company may need to fundamentally rethink its approach to limited-edition promotions
You can exile a bunch of cards from yards with this, and the other modes are all useful