Pay the tax, or give the white player a card
The Final Verdict Overall, both starter sets are incredibly strong, and both feel fun to play and more rewarding as you learn the rhythm of that particular playstyle and learn the ins and outs of the cards themselves
"In a graveyard." Not from your graveyard, but any one you want
Both are gap closers used when the player is too far away for melee abilities, and frequently occur after casting spells such as The Four Horsemen or Apocalypse
While Bankbuster is a rather mana-intensive draw spell, it works perfectly in a deck that's holding up removal mana on a lot of turns
Monoblue decks ditched Jayemdae Tome completely once this bad boy came around, and started moving towards Man-o'-War and Boomerang-style board control to set up enough time for the Ophidian to give them a hand full of cards