If you control this card, youre more than happy to chump block with it, and players probably wont attack you
Updates can lag behind the competition, and the deck builder isn't as polished as what you'd get from Moxfield or Archidekt
Market Dynamics First Edition vs No Rarity First Edition 1996 Japanese cards (the cards with symbols, introduced after No Rarity) are currently highly inflated because sealed packs and boxes still surface, yielding highgrade supply that attract industry speculators and highnetworth flippers
But allowing spells to be copied for the low price of one mana plus tapping inevitably leads to thoughts of combo, especially given how many cheap instants and sorceries can untap your creature
Countermagic can feel overpowering compared to the removal spells other colors play, as it stops any sort of card before it even enters the battlefield
It would be fun, but you'll feel the extra mana you'll be paying and the extra steps you'll have to take to build up your army
