The graveyard text means this fiery lhurgoyf will often be 4/5 or greater, and its damage can go anywhere
The ability to strip negative abilities away from our creatures provides interesting deckbuilding opportunities, so I'm excited to talk about what Xu can do for you
We've recently seen exactly how good Kaito can be with the rise of Esper aggro and midrange decks
And then there are two Sam cards, Samwise the Stouthearted (who can save you from the grave) and Sam, Loyal Attendant (who loves food)
The easiest way to think of it is this: if you know you always want to see at least one copy of a particular creature or spell (or anything else) each game, then you want four of it
Given that you needed at least four permanent types just to transform into this, that means you should be getting at least four mana per tap - and thats only going to become more as the game goes on