But its also the perfect recipe for a chaotic game night and tilted opponents
You see, if you cast a spell that sets up an effect that happens "at end of turn" once you've past the start of the end-of-turn step, you can keep the results of that spell around until the next end-of-turn step
For better or for worse, every single one of these cards has now been banned in both Legacy and Vintage
EDHREC players sure are trying, slotting her into PW-focused Atraxa or Esika decks with cards like Carth the LionCarth the Lion, Commodore GuffCommodore Guff, and/or Oath of TeferiOath of Teferi, depending on the color identities you're working with
All of that said, this deck is a graveyard combo deck, and its weaker to disruption than some other decks in that categoryYawgmoth combo can fight through a Leyline, while this effectively rolls over
Lightning in Magic is often associated with direct damage spells, so this is a fun merging of Star Wars lore and Magic mechanics