Two-mana for two damage isnt the best rate you can get in red, but it does set you up to turn your next instant or sorcery into another spell
The second application is if theres some creature that you want to protect thats part of a combo, you can hide it away in the board, and fetch it up when the time is right
Same artwork, same nostalgia, same icon, different number on the slab
With the red cards, I would be worried about a red deck that didnt run most or all of these
We're using single target effects, like Bake into a PieBake into a Pie, Gone MissingGone Missing, and Citizen's CrowbarCitizen's Crowbar, while turning to Kirtar's WrathKirtar's Wrath and Crush of TentaclesCrush of Tentacles
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