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2024-01-12 The permanent types are artifact, creature, enchantment, land, and planeswalker
It doesn't look like all that much at first read, as a two-mana 1/1 that comes along with a 1/1 token and then can sacrifice itself in the late game to tutor an equipment directly onto the battlefield for six mana
Its only one treasure in each turn, but if players across the table are in decks the predominantly draw cards in other peoples terms this could net you a solid 3 mana per turn cycle
It does lack a go-to combo win-con, but players who feel the need can fill that gap almost effortlessly
Six mana is quite a lot, but I can see Ysthola fitting well into both flicker decks and decks that mess with upkeeps and endsteps