Nashi, Searcher in the Dark An evasive 2-drop that gets bigger and fills the graveyard, Nashi, Searcher in the Dark from Duskmourn: House of Horror plays like a powered-down Psychic Frog, which has been more than viable in its home formats of Modern and Legacy
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Impulse draw for free at the end of your turn, you get to play that card on your next turn, and if you do you get free mana, making Prosper a great treasure commander
Its important to note that this is often a replacement effect, and so the owner of permanent(s) being affected chooses the order in which a replacement effect is applied