In comparison to Legacy which is a more stack-oriented format, Modern decks are mostly filled to the brim with answers to creatures, some even being devastatingly good against Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer, as is the case with Wrenn and Six
Winner: Amber/Emerald
Grindstone costs 1 less mana to play, 1 more to activate, but it has the potential to reactivate itself
Whether its giving a character permanent buffs to health and attack or an ability that triggers when you do certain actions, the effects seem to be very strong
You can even add your own rules - Ive seen a friend play with a cube where you have to bet cards from your draft pool each match, similar to Magics forgotten Ante mechanic, winning cards from the other players as you continue on
But even if you're not specifically a Final Fantasy game fan, there are tons of Birds throughout Magic 's history that you can now pull together in a powerful Bant Bird typal deck