Cards known as the flip cards from the Kamigawa set were so hard to understand in a first glance, that they would never be used again
As a general rule, those differences are important to help keep colors distinctbut when faced with wordiness on a card that's already wordy, we'll err towards the cleaner answer even if it's slightly less "in color." Call of the Full Moon One of the cool things about Magic Origins and its exploration of many worlds we've seen before was that we were able to make a number of cards that were mechanical throwbacks to the set we were revisiting
Golgari Findbroker gives you access to Vraskas in your graveyard
Use the cantrips to set up your early turns (and occasionally plan out a timely Miracle Temporal Mastery), Spreading Seas to slow them down, hopefully flash in Dictate of Kruphix on their end step, untap and hold up Cryptic Command or Gigadrowse, and then cast Time Warp on Turn 5 and never pass the turn back to them
Crimson Moonlight, Kushala Daora's Fury, and Song of the Barbarous Beast are all cheap spells with decent effects
