Solphim shines in my Chandra, Fire of Kaladesh deck, where noncombat damage is abundant
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Cards like Pascal Rapunzels Companion, Stitch New Dog, Maleficent Sorceress, and more all have their place in certain competitive decks
They allow us to tinker with that fundamental balance of lands and spells, without doing much harm to either side
It was attached to a popular set during one of the peaks of competitive play
