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It even shares the mana value of Gravedigger, so I get why this card costs this much, even if I would never build around it

His three abilities showcase his mastery over artifacts: A zero-loyalty ability untaps target artifacts or creatures and places +1/+1 counters on artifact creatures

Those who want to complete their sets can do so without shelling out the big bucks

However, upon closer inspection, there is this great line of text, "You may return two Islands you control to their owner's hand rather than pay Gush's mana cost," and this is absolute nonsense

I really hope we get a Quicken effect in the near future to make Ultima truly devastating for your opponent