After that, you can play a 5/5 that taps for 5, and while it cant pay for generic costs, knocking out colored mana costs will still put you far ahead even if you only use 3-4 mana
Recursive creatures have a long history in Magic, providing midrange players with the grindy cards they need to win the late-game long after their opponents have emptied their hands and are limping along, just waiting to be put out of their misery
You play this Elsa, banish something with her Rush and her ability, than next turn Shift out Elsa - Spirit of Winter, to really lock up the game
Its a great card draw engine in token decks that have plenty of creatures to tap, and it gives you a card in exchange for
If you can get this to stick around and use it in a deck with some cheap equipment, this can be a real house
played: 3.003.000000000 6% of decksPercentage of decks that could play both Reduce to Runechant (Red) and Shrill of Skullform (Blue) that play both