What this functionally means is you can swing with this Maui once the turn after you play him, and then if you want to use him again at any point, you have to pay 2 ink
And really, there's not much to say about it other than that
This isnt the deck with Seedborn Muse in it, but you could go that route anyway, making an 8/8 during everyones turn for no mana
Clones are officially a bit long in the tooth, especially as an archetype
Heartwood Storyteller An intriguing group hug Treefolk creature, this three-mana Treefolk originally printed in 2007s engaging Future Sight set wants your deck to be focused solely on playing creature spells
Every instant and sorcery will grant you extra value once Talrand is on the battlefield, so its wise to cast as many cheap spells as possible