Rightmodifying spells' rates will still lead to exponentially diminished relative progression until you've chosen a suitable endpoint, but don't forget the inverse relationship
This functions more as incidental graveyard hate
From the mechanics article: "you have the additional option to cast both halves as a single spell by paying their combined cost...So if you have Toil & Trouble in your hand, you have three options: You can pay 2B to cast Toil
Blue is often referred to as the strongest color in Magic for many of the reasons listed above
The preconstructed Commander deck 'Abzan's Protection,' featuring 'Phelldagriff the Immovable' as the commander, is being released
And in most cases this is still true, but if your deck is focused entirely on getting extra value out of Treasure tokens or tokens in general (Chatterfang, Squirrel General), this goes from terrible to playable