If the names actually catch on and start seeing regular use within the community, there may even be other applications for this type of framework that can help to alleviate other clunky aspects of pregame discussions
Ultimately, as always, were just going to have to wait and see what happens in the long run
Is it pricey, or low-to-the-ground
This is due to Frogmite's single ability: affinity for artifacts, which means that Frogmite's mana cost is reduced by one for each artifact you control
Here we have 12 cards in the $2-5 range, one in the $5-10 range, and six cards above $10
And while Ponder and Preordain can help you find those missing pieces a little bit faster, you still have to waste time casting them in the first place