Your MTG colors mean you can't phase out with Teferi's Protection, and your deck is naturally geared towards ridiculously large spells, not cheap damage-dealing creatures that can chip in for the win once you're all top-decking
Mightform Harmonizer Tifa 2: Landfall Boogaloo Landfall is clearly a massively underpowered and ineffective mechanic in Wizards of the Coast's eyes, as Mightform Harmonizer is the latest in a string of cards like Tifa and Bristly Bill that enables practically two-turn combos if used properly
This card can win games, and even if it doesn't, it's at least a big swing
Booster boxes and packs are the best way to have a fun time with the added benefit of the risk of going bust
Foil-Only Future Sight Frame Cards 0243_MTGMB2_Fut_Foil: Foil 0244_MTGMB2_Fut_Foil: Urza, Lord High Artificer 0245_MTGMB2_Fut_Foil: Gix, Yawgmoth Praetor 0246_MTGMB2_Fut_Foil: Dragon's Approach 0247_MTGMB2_Fut_Foil: Squee, Goblin Nabob 0248_MTGMB2_Fut_Foil: Multani, Yavimaya's Avatar 0249_MTGMB2_Fut_Foil: Titania, Protector of Argoth 0250_MTGMB2_Fut_Foil: Captain Sisay 0251_MTGMB2_Fut_Foil: Gerrard, Weatherlight Hero 0252_MTGMB2_Fut_Foil: Mirri, Weatherlight Duelist 0253_MTGMB2_Fut_Foil: Xantcha, Sleeper Agent 0254_MTGMB2_Fut_Foil: Arcane Signet 0255_MTGMB2_Fut_Foil: Karn, Legacy Reforged 0256_MTGMB2_Fut_Foil: Command Tower 0257_MTGMB2_Fut_Foil: Reflecting Pool Playtest Cards Return First seen in Mystery Booster , playtest cards resemble the internal prototypes used by Wizards of the Coast when creating a Magic set