This is a great option if you like the battle Flair over the cosmetic ones, like Petals Flair, which stays active on your card the entire time it's on the field
Mechanically, there are few things it can do that other colors also can't, making it feel like dilute and less focused than blue, black, red or green
I'm confident we'll see a new take on double-faced cards in the future as Wizards continues to leverage the double-faced space to bring new and interesting mechanics to the game.
If it's a nonland card with a name originally printed in the Limited Edition ( Alpha or Beta ) set, you may cast it without paying its mana cost
So where did I go wrong
The issue remains, though, and getting all the cards in Shining Revelry may prove to be an uphill battle