Often, a card's Forecast effect will tie into the card's main effect, such as using Plumes of Peace to tap a creature before enchanting it
(The next time this creature would be destroyed this turn, instead tap it, remove it from combat, and heal all damage on it.) Creature Artifact - Gnome Color tag templates(None) Prognostic Sphinx Flying Discard a card: This creature gains hexproof until end of turn
I like the overall theme of three being used all over this card, and I think capping the recursion there is a healthy line to draw, as I could see this being insufferable if it could bring back anything
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Players experimenting with different combinations can discover new ways to outwit their opponents and evolve their play style
Now, to be fair, I do think that many of the players who enjoy the tempo-licious feel of dominating a table turn after turn after turn without actually doing anything with that are going to be drawn more to #2 rather than Teferi, since he's just one color and more mana to cast