mtg cards that let you cast spells from graveyard can be Magus of the Will Osteomancer Adept

Dont forget that Azula is blue, so you can flicker it for more card advantage and removal

Picking one up for your deck is a purely aesthetic call

There exist multiple decks playing Urzas Saga, the most popular being Affinity, Amulet Titan and Hammer Time, and Force of Vigor can regularly destroy two permanents for zero mana in these matchups

(Treat it and anything attached to it as though they don't exist until its controller's next turn.) 10: Take two extra turns after this one

It's a pretty common trope in fantasy media and especially in D&D to have monstrous, witchy hags as villains, and I like that the Brine Hag curses every creature that causes her death into having their statistics reduced to 0/2

The elemental tokens easily multiply ETB effects and tacking Pyroclasm onto another effect can be game breaking