Imoen, Chaotic Trickster was first released in the set Alchemy Horizons: Baldur's Gate, illustrated by Alix Branwyn
It punches farther up the curve than similar effects, but rewards you for the extra mana investment by giving you two extra ETBs per turn
I've since pulled out all that fast mana and I haven't been drawn to play the deck very often, but I'm not quite ready to pull the plug on it
For example, with the new Vivien, Champion of the Wilds, you can cast your werewolves on the end step before your turn, then not cast anything on your own turn, transforming your werewolves (if nobody else casts an instant spell)
Step into the world of Shiny Pokmon with the Scarlet & VioletPaldean Fates Mini Tin, featuring the elegant Flamingo
Flavor-wise, the card looks like a futuristic Tim Schafer-esque version of the Disney ride Its a Small World, which is so incredibly selcouth