With a board of wizards, or even just Azami and Mind Over Matter, you can tap them to draw a card every turnor, in combo scenarios, every second
In this case, Kykar, Wind's Fury brings a very similar advantage as Urabrask, but with a greater variety of spells you can access to build up your storm count, not to mention that instead of generating mana, you generate creature tokens that can either be used for mana or to build up a huge army
Alchemy: Aetherdrift featured a number of cards that could've literally been printed in paper with no questions asked (Deviant Skytech, Wish Good Luck), and many Alchemy cards are a word or two away from making perfect sense in paper
As Will Kenrith takes up his fathers sword and seeks peace as a way to fix his home, his twin sister Rowan, now a Strixhaven-trained mage, thinks she can gain enough magical power to make everything back to the way it was
A 3/3 isnt so big that recasting this in the late game will actually do anything worthwhile, and it gets too few hits when you can cast it early