Paired with an ultimate that can end the game and card draw that fuels the -3 plus other graveyard strategies makes this a well-rounded planeswalker for decks interacting with lands and the graveyard
He functions as the ultimate late-game finisher due to a built-in defense mechanism that makes him incredibly difficult to interact with
There is a lot going on with this ground breaking new product from our friends at Wizards of the Coast
My first wincon outside just winning through combat is Tainted Strike, which gives +1/+0 and infect, and Chandra's Ignition, which will have the targeted creature deal damage to every other creature and each opponent equal to its power
Biggest Omissions: Crucible of Worlds $69.99 Chalice of the Void $69.99 Horizon Canopy $69.99 Karn Liberated $59.99 Mox Opal $59.99 Engineered Explosives $59.99 Emrakul, the Aeons Torn $54.99 Ensnaring Bridge $49.99 Grove of the Burnwillows $49.99 Arcbound Ravager $44.99 Aether Vial $39.99 Mishras Bauble $34.99 Blightsteel Colossus $34.99 Flagstones of Trokair $19.99 Inkmoth Nexus $25.99 Celestial Colonnade $23.99 Spellskite $22.99 Blackcleave Cliffs $22.99 Oblivion Stone $22.99 Creeping Tar Pit $19.99 Batterskull $18.99 Glimmervoid $26.99 Eldrazi Temple $9.99 Steel Overseer $9.99 Valakut, the Molten Pinnacle $7.99 Expedition Map $2.49 Modern Masters 2017 was light on the artifacts, so this list is pretty long
One cool trick is to pair it with cards that copy artifacts like Phyrexian Metamorph or Sculpting Steel