When you talk to players who have played the game for 20-plus years, many of them will tell you that Time Spiral is their favorite set/block
All she needs to flip is something of yours to die (that's not a token)
Alternatively, you can win by casting an infinite number of spells to use a maxed-out storm count with Brain Freeze and Grapeshot The biggest weakness of the deck is its lack of sustainability in combat
By introducing the Baby Rule, which required a coin flip just to attempt an attack, Pichu and its peers became incredibly effective walls that allowed evolution-based decks to survive
the second stage lets you pay two mana and tap it to create a 0/0 colorless Construct artifact creature that gets +1/+1 for each artifact you control
Azusa, Lost but Seeking is a popular green commander, exploiting ramp synergies, big creatures, and it sees play in Modern decks like Amulet Titan