Your opponent must, in context, say a number
A 2-drop creature that exiles everything your opponents play is potent enough without the ability to cast one of them for free
Arcanum Things (playtest) Ardenn, Intrepid Archaeologist Armed and Armored Armored Skyhunter Armory Automaton Auriok Survivors Auriok Windwalker Balan, Wandering Knight Barret, Avalanche Leader Battlefield Improvisation Beatrix, Loyal General Blacksmith's Talent Brass Squire Captain America, First Avenger Cass, Hand of Vengeance Cloud, Ex-SOLDIER Codsworth, Handy Helper Frodo, Determined Hero Fumble Galea, Kindler of Hope Gilgamesh, Master-at-Arms Goldwardens' Gambit Grip of Phyresis Halvar, God of Battle Heavenly Blademaster Inventory Management Kazuul's Toll Collector Kemba, Kha Enduring Kor Outfitter Luxior, Ignited (playtest) Magnetic Theft Nahiri, Heir of the Ancients Nahiri, the Lithomancer Noctis, Heir Apparent Ogre Geargrabber Quest for the Holy Relic Ratonhnhak:ton Raubahn, Bull of Ala Mhigo Reckless Crew Resolute Strike Rhuk, Hexgold Nabber Shagrat, Loot Bearer Sigarda's Aid Sokka and Suki Sokka, Swordmaster Stolen Uniform Stonehewer Giant Stonehewer Giant Avatar Super-Soldier Serum Swordsman, Sharp Scoundrel The Invincible Iron Man Thieving Skydiver U.S.Agent, John Walker Unexpected Request Vault 101: Birthday Party Vulshok Battlemaster Weapons Vendor Winter Soldier, Icy Assassin Yuffie, Materia Hunter Zack Fair
Silent Specter is on color, should you find enough mana to cast him normally, and is great at emptying the opponent's hand of options
Balance Magic's best white sorcery, Balance is one of the least balanced cards, so to speak
Just from casting simple ramp spells like Sol Ring and Arcane Signet, you can generate so much value on any historic spell cast by reassuring both creatures are on the field simultaneously first
