This card's second move is called Giga Impact, for four Energy cards, two Lightning and two Colorless, this move does 170 damage, however Electivire isn't able to attack during your next turn
Echoes of Eternity can copy your mana rocks and nonlegendary creature spells, plus you turn removal spells like Null Elemental Blast into 2-for-1 bargains
If your card grades PSA 10, you'll nearly triple your money even after grading costs
Since you cant sell or trade your extra cards as you would in paper Magic, any extra copies are useless on MTG Arena
While it can be used just to steal useful effects, the true depth of this enchantment lies in the bizarre combos it enables
I've always been convinced since the day it came out that Hearthstone's Iron Juggernaut (the first card in the game to shuffle a card into your opponent's deck) was inspired by this card, but while this type of effect works in digital card games with no issues, there are a lot of reasons this design doesn't work too great for a physical card game