In hindsight, it was absolutely for the best this didn't cost one at the time but that doesn't stop it feeling real sad in the obvious comparisons
Warp is sort of an interesting twist on a previous Magic mechanic called Evoke, letting you cast creatures for a cheaper cost but forcing them to be exiled at the end of the turn, allowing you to temporarily take advantage of their abiltiies earlier and then cast them again from exile later
The strength of Maps is that you can put your useless cards into the graveyard, or get a dead draw out of the way if it was a land
Attacking with total power 6 or greater when the Wolf itself provides half of that is pretty trivial in 60-card formats, and it's definitely not a challenge in Commander
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while these cards cant win the game themselves, they can fill up the graveyard and enable powerful synergies