This card, going back to Mirage, lets you take a creature card from your hand and put it on the battlefield, all for just two mana
In its earliest days, Black Lotus was an essential piece of high-powered decks, leading to its banning in nearly every format except Vintage, where it remains restricted to a single copy
Its potentially incredibly powerful, depending on your strategy
You can be attacking for over ten on turn two with the card
This appears to represent Sheherazade delaying her execution by telling the king a story every night and stopping in the middle so the king would spare her life for another day to keep hearing her stories
It helps you win more by tracking your matches, giving you draft suggestions, and building the best meta decks based on your collection