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For Standard, I imagine Jeskai Ascendancy could easily be the centerpiece of a token-convoke deck that deploys Ascendancy, makes a bunch of tokens on turn 4 and wins with those and Ascendancy triggers on turn 5

You can also sacrifice for mana to Ashnod's Altar, for damage to Goblin Bombardment and then make a mana on arrival with Mana Echoes or Carnival of Souls

Reprints of the card are inexpensive, but Alpha copies are costly

The promos for RPTQs and GPs in 2017 were announced last week: for RPTQs, you get Emrakul, the Aeons Torn (yay!)

It is still a brutal setup play for Torment of Hailfire and its ilk, however, so if youre able to protect it, Nirkana Revenant can still be the workhorse it commonly was in years past

I see no point in paying one more mana for the main effect