Each spell with overload has a target, but if you cast it for its overload cost rather than its mana cost, you can change the word "target" to "each," or what the Izzet used to call "restraint." Remember that a spell with targets can fail to resolve because its targets become illegal, but once you overload it, it no longer has targets, so it can no longer fail to resolve this way
Number 149 in the original Pokdex, which famously contains the first 151 Pokmon, Dragonite has always been popular among Pok-fans
with MTGs teasing the struggle for balance in Bloomburrow between heroes and calamity beasts, its not hard to tell that Lumra can be categorised as the latter
Her power comes from her tap ability, which lets you take an artifact from your graveyard and cast it this turn
Replica: Too big, too small, or unevenly cut
It also doesnt help that one of the best creatures to cheat into play right now is Atraxa, and tons of her value comes from her ETB