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Maelstrom Colossus Expensive cascade cards are valuable since they can cascade into larger spells but Maelstrom Colossus offers relatively little for its cost but a big body and an extra spell
It has some of the best quality artifacts that can slot into a bunch of decks, but wading through all the draft chaff printed over the years can be daunting
When it comes to gifting treasure in 60-card formats, itll depend heavily on the format on whether its worth the squeeze or not, and to be honest, I feel like the fact we only got one card that gifted treasure to be a sign that Wizards have heard the feedback about rampant treasure ruining formats like Commander, and indeed some Limited formats, and decided to be more sparing with it.* [*As an aside, of the new treasure cards in BLB & BLC , were seeing multiple that make tapped treasures, which makes me happy.] GIFTING A CARD IN 1V1 FORMATS Now, heres where we get to the spicy part: gifting a card