With mana burn gone from the game though, this downside on the card is no longer relevant
Saruman of Many Colors Our second Lord of Isengard of this list, Saruman of Many Colors , is a little more devious and cunning than the last: if you're able to cast two spells in one turn, he rewards you by dumping cards into your opponents' graveyards, but giving you an enchantment, instant, or sorcery from among them to cast for free
Criteria: Instants and sorceries within the Izzet color identity that can deal damage to an opponent without them specifically choosing for that to happen (get outta here, Wheel of MisfortuneWheel of Misfortune and BrowbeatBrowbeat!), and without having an additional cost of sacrificing a creature
This fervour and asking price for Lorcanas scant available stock of cards can likely thank the sheer collectibility of anything Disney at the moment
Wakening Sun's Avatar Wakening Sun's Avatar is a White Dinosaur version of Kindred Dominance, with the further upsides of being a Dinosaur creature itself so you can tutor it up easily in Naya decks (e.g
