The only time this is a really good thing to flop out is against red and/or black decks and even there she isn't the auto win that Sphinx of the Steel Wind is against red and/or green
Encore Elemental Incarnations These new Elementals showcase just how explosive this deck can be: Belonging (5W): ETB creates three 1/1 Changeling tokens Subterfuge (4U): Grants flying and draws cards equal to combat damage Lamentation (5B): Destroys an opponents creature and gains 3 life Impulsivity (6R): Casts an instant or sorcery from your graveyard for free Jubilation (5G): Gives your creatures +2/+2 and trample until end of turn an excellent finisher When these are Evoked and copied, the value snowballs extremely fast
We won't go in depth on Dusk // Dawn because we've already spent quite a while talking about it, but this is the one aftermath card that legitimately feels like two rares stapled together (the fact that this was the first aftermath card we saw might have further raised expectationsnot that Dusk // Dawn is great, but it feels on par with similar flashback and split cards in terms of rarity and mana cost)
If not, they would likely be hunted down, quite literally, by collectors and buyers making offers for the card
Youll notice that the illustration on this one is a thematic continuation of Kirlia (212/198) , which just makes this more of an attractive pickup if you already have this Stage 1 card
