Urza can also pivot to a more Stax and Control game plan, because having options is always nice
Archaic's Agony Avacyn's Judgment Banefire Blaze Bonfire of the Damned Burn from Within Calamitous Cave-In Cataclysmic Prospecting Chain Reaction Choco-Comet Comet Storm Conflagrate Crackle with Power Crater's Claws Delete Demonfire Detonate Devastating Dreams Devil's Play Disaster Radius Disintegrate Draconic Intervention Dwarven Catapult Earthquake Electrodominance End-Blaze Epiphany Eternal Flame Fall of the Titans Fanning the Flames Fault Line Fear, Fire, Foes
Surprisingly, I think the new cards in the deck will be the ones commanding a majority of its price tag
To me, this seems obvious, but based on some of the conversations I've seen on Reddit and social media, a meaningful number of Magic players don't see it this way
(It's an artifact with ", , Discard a card, Sacrifice this token: Draw a card.") Whenever you discard a card, put a +1/+1 counter on Ivora
Thats great news, right