This terrifying play pattern is balanced out by the initial fragility of the Blinkmoth, but not enough to stop it being immensely powerful
Energa: Las Energas vienen siendo: Planta, Fuego, Agua, Rayo, Psquica, Lucha, Incolora, Oscura, Metlica, Dragn y Hada
Between Phil and Thebes you could gain a lot of your lore just by playing heroes and then using them to challenge and banish opposing characters
You see, I'd pitched Strixhaven as a set built around modal double-faced cards (MDFCs), but early exploration into their design made me realize that we had something bigger than just one set, so I decided to stretch the MDFCs to all three premier, non-core sets of the Magic "year." Zendikar Rising used their MDFCs to focus on cards that all had a land on the back face
Sure, there is the Illumineers Quest box (a separate product) that is all about fighting Ursula, but it still feels like a miss to not have either deck lean into that theme