Hes been the protagonist for more than one story arc, hes depicted on or mentioned by more than 200 cards (and one Blind Seer), and as we learned recently from Modern Horizons 3 spoilers, he has an entire cave dedicated specifically for sulking: But back in pre- Antiquities times, circa early 1994 or so, we knew very little about the guy
Even as a player who loves to pick on blue and rail against the unfair exclusivity of their stack control, its easy to appreciate the nuances in different eras of countermagic
The Madrigal Family comes out in full force here and their abilities work really well together
The main consideration is it is narrow if your deck only plays a few X-cost cards
Decks with strong mana production get the most out of it, since spending more mana expands its range of targets, and adding evasion on top of a copied creature often turns value into a legitimate win condition