The deck is exceptionally heavy on removal spells, with Archfiend of DepravityArchfiend of Depravity, Deadly TempestDeadly Tempest, Blasphemous ActBlasphemous Act, and Reign of the PitReign of the Pit to name just a few
If it dies, you get to put another creature of the same type into your hand, and the cheap cost to equip means that this equipment is always seeing some action
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Manamorphose is basically only played when it's doing busted things, in Arclight Phoenix decks now and previously as a super cantrip-ritual in Storm
But maybe the backstory will help justify why its so valuable Although the artwork is the same as the Charizard you might know from Champions Path, this is a Japanese promo prize award, where only 600 copies were ever made