And the way it dances across the panel, disrupting the saga counter progression, which replicates the duplicated first two steps with their Umezawa's Jitte choices, is perfect
Fated Firepower So much more interesting than the classic damage doubling/tripling enchantments that keep getting made, Fated Firepower lets you choose how much mana to invest and how much extra damage you deal
Their signature attack, 1,000 Needles, is an annoyingly gimmicky attack that deals 1000 damage and ignores all defense, and of course, this is the move designers have chosen to bring to its Magic: The Gathering card
The other word of caution I have that is fairly specific to Dread Fugues two-drop cap is you really, really need to cast the card on Turn 1
Cant get enough One Piece