And an Urza reaching the height of his powers just as his Planeswalker spark ignites inside of him, flush with victory over his brother Mishra and Gix (the then leader of the Phyrexians), untempered by the later events of his life would be a fearsome foe indeed
It doesn't have to be from the same opponent, you could drain one and en-counter from another
But as a universal hard counter, Condescends occasional inefficiency is usually justified by its immense flexibility and the Scry 2 sweetener makes it hard to feel bad about firing one off, even when youre tapping out for it
This elegant Leafeon is an incredible card, but it will struggle to break through the ceiling and continue to climb this list
Human is obvious, and I think given the fact that Archaeologist isnt a creature type within Magic, the nature-attuned Ranger is a close fit in a fantasy setting
This is mostly a flexible removal spell that can solve serious problems, and sometimes unexpectedly introduce new ones
