With Nadu on the Modern ban list chopping block, the widely-feared bird has finally been brought low in MTGs tournament scene
Since its release, weve seen countless versions of its effect spread onto creatures and planeswalkers, and balanced at different costs on instants and sorceries
While this may not be as effective later in the game, potentially detrimental even, getting four free spells isnt to be scoffed at
They are more than powerful enough without stat boosts, and Crucible of Fire costs four mana, which is already costly in a deck that runs a lot of high mana value creatures
If you have two [Hardened Scales[/el] effects or a single Hydras Growth, you can turn this into an extra two cards each turn
There are many combo decks that are built around that