Despite being released recently, fans are already struggling to get their hands on the Magic: The Gathering: Fallout booster packs due to how popular they are
Add a bit of top deck manipulation like the ever-dependable Sensei's Divining Top and Scroll Rack and you can mitigate the randomness somewhat
While you can technically play this fairly, nobody will believe you, and you probably have a combo in the deck you didnt know about anyway
Shorikai, Genesis Engine is such a winner in terms of concept alone, but thankfully for us it's also a powerhouse of a card: this is an ultra-reliable value engine sitting in our command zone, drawing us cards, filling our graveyard for reanimation, making pilots to crew our vehicles, all while not being a creature unless we want it to be so it's exceptionally hard for opponents to remove it
In general, there are four rarities in MTG: common, uncommon, rare, and mythic rare
Importantly, Azula is still attacking during the end of combat step, when triggered abilities related to combat damage from cards like Nashi, Moon Sage's Scion and Buster Sword go off