Sure, Tuvasa kind of hijacks the Merfolk theme and replaces it with a more Enchantress-y build, but she does grow to immense heights rather quickly if you're throwing down the right Auras and enchantments, and Merfolk sub-synergies can certainly still flourish in a Tuvasa-led deck
It lets you skip ahead on the mana curve without using a card slot for a rock , delivering precisely the speed advantage that puts the best colorless cards MTG category in a league of its own
The next two cards are specialthey depict the same scene but from two different perspectives
It is a two-mana green sorcery that lets its controller search their library for a Forest and put it onto the battlefield
Ironwill Forger Tarkir: Dragonstorm s Ironwill Forger brings back the lieutenant mechanic: at the beginning of combat on your turn, if you control your commander, your lieutenant will give you a bonus
Lastly they are pretty nasty to get countered and you really don't want to have to worry about your support stuff getting countered in a way that can ruin you