Just looking at his card beside Ursula, instead of being surrounded by dark, abstract colors, Jafar is set against clear skies with a forecast of snakes in the early afternoon
These are cards that have only been printed in 1993 and 1994 for the Alpha, Beta, and Unlimited sets and are considered some of the most powerful cards in the history of Magic: The Gathering
Theyre best to use in similar situations to the shock lands: either in decks with lots of life gain, or decks that can win quickly enough that the damage doesnt matter
What's strange is how much of the core Madrigal synergy is missing from it
Then, if Squall gets into the red zone itself, the potential threat of two free permanents is enough to make it so that your opponent either answers it or falls too far behind
This happens most often on your opponents' turns