Originally, when a card with madness was discarded you first had to choose whether to put it into exile or to let it go straight to the graveyard
A permanent card is any card which can become a permanent, but isnt on the battlefield right now so any card that isnt of the instant or sorcery card types
Mark Rosewater discussed this on his blog, stating that Wizards of the Coast does not control the ban list, and they are not restricted by it either
The Emerald cards give you plenty of indirect ways to mess up your opponent's plans, meaning that this is a slow-burn deck where every play counts if you want to win
Finally, almost all spell copy decks have red as the primary color
Sure enough, the recently previewed Ultimecia, Time Soroceress does give you an extra turn when she transforms into Ultimecia, Omnipotent