It is the epitome of a deck playing with itself
Since Buyback puts the spell back into its owner's hand, I hypothesize if you pay the Buyback cost on a spell you heisted using Arena 's mechanics, the spell would go back into your opponent's hand
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To show how long its been since last I played Merfolk, Im thinking here about decks like Zoo but a similar thing happens now with Jund, and True-Name Nemesis is exactly the right card to fight back against that kind of strategy
