Clones are already nuts, being inherently malleable in nature, but this one takes it an extra step and pretends to be an Island once in a while so you can cast all your other Clone variations to execute your combo that I'm going to concede to long before the stack empties and all your loops finally re-solve and kill me
Timesifter Timesifter slots nicely into all manner of green decks and anything battlecruiser-adjacent that focuses on playing the biggest, most bombastic spells at the table, but the risks of doling out extra turns to your opponents cant be ignored, especially since any player who wins the extra turn gets a flashy spell to play
Mount creatures can attack by themselves, but get some kind of bonus when you tap a creature to Saddle them
Hobgoblin Bandit Lord Hobgoblin Bandit Lord brought an entirely new archetype to life in Standard: Goblins
Mill per card: 13 Mill per Mana: 3.25 A very big hitter but clunky
Instead, it is simply a rules text that triggers whenever a Crime is committed