However, MTG rules say that you win the game effects override you cant lose the game effects
Thats where Farewell comes in, and I think this card gets a bad rap
None of the vehicles in Magic, Aetherdrift included, look anything like the vehicles we see in real life
Then we cast Gyrus, attacking with him plus free copies of creatures in our graveyard, like Sepulchral Primordial to reanimate opposing creatures, Bane of Progress to wipe the board of artifacts and enchantments, or if you're feeling particularly cruel then reanimate a token of Rakdos the Defiler, which enters the battlefield already attacking so you skip the attack trigger that would've forced you to sacrifice permanents and go straight to that juicy combat trigger, which forces the opponent to sacrifice half the permanents they control, absolutely devastating
Because you have a much better chance of getting rare cards than when you just buy individual packs
In a few cases, the adamant ability may replace the base effect with something better
