This being said, especially in Modern, it's unique and broad enough that it has a reasonable chance of showing up in sideboards, at least in some decks
Whenever any noncreature artifact is sacrificed or destroyed, it hits each of your opponents for one
Although no official statement came from this lawsuit, Pokmon stopped creating new Kadabra artwork from when this card was released in 1997 as part of the Team Rocket set to 2023, almost 20 years of no new Kadabra artwork on cards because of this lawsuit
I like Pharikas Cure against Mono-Blue Devotion as well, and I considered bringing in Drown in Sorrow on the play as well, since it can trade one for one with a Master of Waves I figured it might be worth it (although I did not go that route, ultimately.) In particular, the Boss Sligh deck which is both cheap and effective and scary to play against, was on my mind after my finals loss in Columbus
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