As one of the best Temur commanders and strongest Temur cards overall, it's a must-kill thats hard to kill, and it doubles up your dragons in a way thats very hard to keep up with
If you're lucky, anyway you'll just have to cross your fingers
Slap: 100 damage A benchwarmer for sure, but the reusable card filtering ability seems fairly good
Its biggest struggles come from decks that can implement an "Ability lock" (like Iron Thorns ex or Path to the Peak) to shut down its engine, or heavy disruption that prevents it from setting up its board
Players are able to create card combos that stretch across the entire history of Magic: The Gathering , being a way of play that does not restrict selections due to how old a card is
A single rat is a pest, and little more than a nuisance, but a swarm