If our opponent is slow enough and is expected to have sufficient graveyard hate, we could relatively easily transform into a mill deck
In other words, the player who controls the Opposition Agent whose effect applies (and thus controls the opponent) can choose to give themselves all the play permissions unless they're feeling very generous
The cheapness of Lizard Blades is quite startling as well
In the end, the day/night mechanic had a bunch of problems that sunk it: It was complicated, it was wordy, it required at times tracking something that didn't matter but could, etc
2025 was an exciting year for Mega Pokemon in the Pokemon TCG, featuring sets like Mega Brave, Mega Symphonia, and Inferno X, which were teeming with Megas
3 Avacyn, Angel Of Hope Gives Everything You Have Indestructible Avacyn, Angel of Hope isn't an easy creature to get into play at eight mana, but it's worth every bit of that mana cost if you can get her into play