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Casting non-creature spells with a cost of three or more while Yshtola is in play causes each of your opponents to lose two life while you gain two in return
In draft and deckbuilding, cards with low risk can make more volatile cards less playable: Shock can be cast any time its owner has priority, but Prey Upon isnt guaranteed to have two legal targets, so a win-motivated drafter choosing between the two will tend to prioritize Shock
This X spell can take out a lot of creatures, and if youre running dragons yourself, most of your board will be safe from the breathe flame ability
All Rhyperior needs is a form of Energy acceleration and other cards that utilize the discard pile to really start shining
She also has the most on-point mom flavor text: My family protects all families. Shes even sitting in her chair in a robe drinking from her purple mug of tea