There are pretty clear lines between the ones youll want to play and the ones thatll live in your bulk boxes, but you cant deny that Magic designers have figured out how to balance big, imposing, costly creatures since the first Leviathan
Its really great to be back writing, though it feels a little strange to be doing it again
If you know your opponent is packing a lot of mass removal, be sure to keep some creatures in your hand where they'll be safe
Given that we're evaluating Changeling OutcastChangeling Outcast, however, not Universal AutomatonUniversal Automaton, my work here is pretty easy: Authority of the ConsulsAuthority of the Consuls is the slam dunk entry here, and beats the others by a mile
This time its another Old School favorite for any deck that plays Red: Wheel of Fortune
It seems like the kind of legendary effect you just play one or two of but one copy is all you need to threaten the dream curve of turn three Urza, turn four The Mightstone and Weakstone, turn five meld