@maximumcdawg this is a vintage forum, but I'll point out that for modern this does little to stop creature-based combos, albeit not protecting them either usually. not sure if that is fully the intent or not.

this card pitches to force of will, it's likely playable.

if preordain can be played in oath decks then bottoming creatures isn't the end of the world that often

@fsecco the fact that she puts them in a random order notable, yes. with Dig in oath I've heard of people digging so that they know that the last creature isn't the bottom card, having 4 cards below it if they want. activating narset does have a chance of bottom 3-ing a creature, but if that's your only creature there was already an almost identical chance of it being there.

@protoaddict I'm not sure how much being legendary matters. minus her, next turn minus her and play the second. you don't lose anything really

@dr-j she is also very good vs bazaar decks in the first ability, as well as in conjunction with dack

@hrishi said in Is vintage a blue format?:

We play the most powerful cards ever printed in MTG, and a lot of them happen to be blue.

I'm still not entirely sure why prized amalgam is blue but I'm not complaining

well, probably gonna do this, but I hope SCG is nicer with alter policy this time around. having to find replacements at the last minute sucks, even when it's cheap cards.

@albarkhane if you're usually casting it off tomb/shop, spyglass is likely just better than needle. you get a peek and it dodges misstep.

@nba84 what does ashiok do in these piles? do you mean the new jace?