Magic: The Gathering's Elspeth Resplendent Is Good In Planeswalker-Focused Commander Decks Elspeth Resplendent hasnt found a home in sixty-card competitive formats, mostly because many of the white decks have been aggressive and dont want to play five-mana spells that augment their creatures
Notably, Glasspool Mimic will retain its original creature types of Shapeshifter Rogue in addition to any other types it may copya key piece if you're looking to assemble a party in Zendikar Rising
I imagine this one came along as another line of defense against stopping arbitrarily large numbers of 1/4 creatures from meowing you to death
Before returning to Dion, you'll get to destroy any permanent on the battlefield, which can include lands if your opponent has a problematic utility land
cards by using the [Counter] effects of your Event cards
While many of you are probably familiar with the concept of expected value, here's a brief refresher