Just copying your best creature and bouncing an opposing permanent while drawing a card sways most games in your favor
Another card, a version of Sephiroth (Fabled Soldier, which flips over to transform into One-Winged Angel), leaves a permanent emblem on the board to represent his lingering presence in Final Fantasy 7, always needling the heroes in that game
While the aggressive cost of is really good, the cost to copy spells is pretty steep if you have enough targets
Memory Jar (T1, S, Ext) R&D's own Randy Buehler claimed that his Memory Jar deck could kill on the first turn a full 33% of the time
My take was that Skullclamp was still relevant enough to RW tokens decks that throwing an anthem onto an Impact Tremors was actually a bit of a disadvantage
With Item Finder, you can reuse a Trainer card that youve already played and is now in your discard pile, greatly expanding your options