I needed detailed prompts that captured the essence of the card and fit the MTG art style
What keeps it back here is that it's just a fancy Blaze
Perhaps its the power dynamic created by untapped Islands, the idea that you suddenly need to wait for your opponents permission on every attempted play
Thats not necessarily a bad thing though: itd be one of the better options if I was facing a lot of targeted removal, and the tokens can go wide and pressure opponents while Livaan goes tall, giving me multiple angles of attack
My biggest issue with the straight-out-of-the-box precon is that it feels light on ways to dump creatures into the graveyard, especially early in the game
What to do if you want to play the deck anyway If the answer is no proxies (and in sanctioned events it usually is), you still have options: Borrow cards Bring a budget version Swap decks Play in casual pods after the event Ask if the store runs or would consider running a separate unsanctioned proxy-friendly night You can also playtest at home or with friends, which Wizards explicitly considers fine for playtest cards
