Second, theres no pesky once per turn limit on Gogos copy ability
The not so low casting cost and the fact that it costs two white mana make it impossible to play more than one, but adding one of those to the maindeck has resulted in a big increase of flexibility when it comes to dealing with stuff that has entered the battlefield already
This is thanks to its trio of solid mana fixers, which I mentioned repeatedly in my first guide
(Incidentally, you can also target an opponents creature with Vines to fizzle any Auras or targeted spells of their own!) Cycling is another modal function, adding the ability to draw a card if none of the other options are currently relevant
It enables fast combos by acting as additional copies of your Thassa's Oracle, but its far more flexible than that
He's legendary for leading a deck purposes