Cards that dont cost mana dont always have the biggest impact on the game but careful deckbuilding allows players to leverage these cheap spells
Legends Legacy feels pip-hungry at times and the color fixing will need to happen through your lands as only three of the mana rocks present in the deck will tap for colored mana
Artifacts, Colorless, and Lands Lastly, there are a few colorless cards worth talking about
Arch-dragon: All about MTG Nicol Bolas Not only does this provide access to go-wide strategies, it's also really powerful alongside a bunch of tribal dragon cards, which were designed with the expectation that dragons are generally expensive
Magic: The Gatherings wild experiment called Secret Lair is a hit, offering fans the most collectible of cards in a time-limited print-on-demand format
Both are fantastic card advantage items, simultaneously destroying hands while maintaining, or in some cases rebuilding yours