If you have a way to give your spells flash, you can ensure you can't be attacked while also progressing your board state
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Another example would be The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth, which was a mighty swing at a massive franchise that made fascinating, captivating design decisions from how to portray characters artistically to how it represented Tolkien's story mechanically
Theyre a decent Lesson/dragon hybrid commander who fits better inside a storm deck, but theyre still a fun option for players who want to experiment with Lesson synergies
They provide direct damage to your opponent's life total
It casts a Baral, Chief of Compliance or Goblin Electromancer, which turns Manamorphose into a ritual that draws a card and bad Modern rituals like Pyretic Ritual and Desperate Ritual into good Legacy rituals like Dark Ritual, and then it wins the game by casting a bunch of different spells on the same turn (with the help of Gifts Ungiven for tutoring and Past in Flames to recast everything in the graveyard), before ending things with Grapeshot or Empty the Warrens