Its owner will only have to pay two mana, which is pretty low for something that could obliterate the opponent in 5 turns, but its highly unlikely that youll get the desired outcome out of five coin tosses in a row, considering how theyre meant to be 50/50
The days of foil and non-foil being the only options are long gone
I don't think it makes as much sense in the main deck, but it would be great in post-sideboard games
This is why it's important to have untapped mana sources, as now you can pay to re-equip Feldon of the Third Path with Illusionist's Bracers for three generic mana, and repeat the process all over again, using the haste given to it by the Anger in your graveyard
You dont want to be paying $30 for a Standard format powerhouse like Ugin, the Spirit Dragon and realise down the road that it was a fake card valued at $1-2
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