However, it has two more useful abilities: you can pay four mana to roll a d6, then turn it into an X/X flying Insect creature , where X is the result of your roll, and when it attacks, it gives another attacking creature flying
Arcane Signet for 0 mana Mox Diamond: 0 mana for any color I need every turn Phyrexian Altar: Essentially just Ashnod's altar Afterlife Insurance: Amazing protection against boardwipes, or punishing people for blocking me
Mostly these are repeats of art used in other digital or printed tokens, but there's one exception: Daarken did a unique art for a black Wurm token to go with his new illustration for Penumbra Wurm, so that's included there: I swapped the wolf for the Innistrad image
If you imagine in blue you can add a fraction of the cost of any pure card quality effects to the cost of your other spells
Sure, the odd card or two will break through, and inevitably there will be a stand-out that either refines or enables a new strategy, but these can generally be counted on one hand per set release