Tabletop communities have flooded digital spaces with strategies detailing how a player can theoretically drop this five-lore threat as early as the second or third turn of a match
For instance: Creatures (16) Lands (22) Spells (22) Sideboard Kotiranta knew his opponents would have a lot of sideboard hate for his fast black aggro deck, but Entomb + Reanimation spells + Vampiric Tutor to help set it up, let him transform into a combo deck that would surprise people with a quick Avatar of Woe or Phantom Nishoba, leaving them looking at the Shock in their hand in disbelief
Squall, SeeD Mercenary Squall, SeeD Mercenary is very similar to Seifer (his rival from Final Fantasy VIII ), and this card is just as bomby
Tuvasa the Sunlit Another enchantress held back by the once per turn clause, Tuvasa the Sunlit has its uses as a Bant commander
Several players have achieved good winrates with the deck on Arena ladder, and prominent MTG content creator Ashlizzlle has even featured it on her channel
19 | You may put a land card from among those cards onto the battlefield