In Magic: The Gathering Arena , it lets me build what can only be called nonsense 5-colour Green decks: a bunch of ramp, Karn, the Great Creator and some big X-spells to finish things off
Normally I would say something like when you want to steel a guy you should go for the cheapest and most reliable option in Control Magic and not risk having it undone with something as simple as a Firebolt just for the sake of a 2/2 flier
Bloatfly Swarm
Im not sure how good it is, as Ive been focusing on Limited since the release of Guilds of Ravnica in anticipation of Grand Prix Mexico City, but I like the idea of having chump blockers against big creatures, Goblin Chainwhiler against small creatures, and Experimental Frenzy against control, on top of a powerful proactive combo plan.
2 Demonic Hordes Alpha Market Price: $812.20 (via PriceCharting) Surprisingly, the most valuable Alpha Demon is not Lord of the Pit arguably one of the most iconic Demon cards ever printed but this far more obscure Demon with stupendously scary Jesper Myrfors artwork that was only reprinted in four base sets and never saw a reprint after Revised edition released in 1994
