Its also good that you can cast Quicksilver as a 2/2 double striker with haste later in the game
Token decks or builds that runs lots of low-cost creatures can usually find at least a few creatures worth giving up to cast a more powerful spell
Zenos Yae Galvus // Shinryu, Transcendent Rival Zenos Yae Galvus may have the hardest name to pronounce, but that is not reason enough to exclude him (and his dragon half) from this list
Drawing a Lotus Petal can feel a lot like a mulligan if you get it at the wrong time, but fast mana is just that good
This probably goes without saying, but we have a lot of nerds at Wizards, so we didn't do this for Fallout
Without lands in your deck, you always draw action, and because of LoRs turn structure, you draw a card every turn, not just on your turn