The trade-off is that you'll be returning an attacking creature to your hand to cast it for this cost
Another attacker we can use in this deck is a1a-32-mew-ex, copying the opponent's attack with Genome Hacking, perfect if your opponent's Pokemon has a high damage attack to copy
Stay Awhile And Listen As someone who grew up with Magic sets being released in "blocks" of three sets on the same plane, where they would slowly expand on themes throughout the block, I'm loving this multiple set take on Innistrad
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According to Verhey, the card was banned because of the potential for players to imprint an extra turn spell for an easy (and frustrating) win, or just something that creates an 'unfun' situation and stops the game moving forward, like a board wipe every turn
I believe Aaron Forsythe was the one to pitch the idea when he and I first talked about The Brothers' War
