This is one example of the many ways Wizards of the Coast is trying to make Magics 30th anniversary as memorable as possible
Lets compare two different devour creatures, Caldera Hellion (devour 1) and Feaster of Fools (devour 2)
While this is powerful, especially in a format like Modern, where Turn 4 is so important (a lot of decks can kill on Turn 4 unimpeded, and Ad Nauseam doesn't play much interaction), the question will be whether this raw power is worth a bit less consistency
Let me know in the comments section below
Now all your slivers have cascade, and you can quickly make the game out of control for your opponent
Ill be focusing heavily on EDH playability, since EDH has become the most played MTG format and affects card prices a lot