I classify it as a very causal Bracket 1-2 deck, though the presence of Crop Rotation unfortunately means its technically Bracket 3 (why is Crop Rotation a Game Changer again?)
Add to that the fact that you have to make it to your next upkeep once you've fulfilled the condition, and it's pretty clear this card is bait
Anytime an opponent casts a spell with mana value equal to the number you pick, or they cast a creature with either power or toughness equal to the number you picked, that player loses two life and you get to draw a card
Namaari, Morning Mist also has the Blades ability, allowing her to challenge characters who are ready
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