(Or destroying all of your Mountains I suppose.) For the game, you get in extra hit after extra hit, piling on more and more damage that you would not have benefited from otherwise
One of the reasons it has stood the test of time is the card design and dimensions are consistent across all editions and formats
Aura Like Cards: Elspeth, Knight-Errant, Ajani, Caller of the Pride (Double Synergy!), Wolfir Silverheart, Grafted Wargear (I cant advocate for this card enough) Equipment: Really anything with the subtype equipment gets better with these creatures running around, with the possible exception of Worldslayer
When Solemn Simulacrum dies, you may draw a card.
Cards similar to Visions of Phyrexia include A-Visions of Phyrexia
Blasphemous Edict Blasphemous Edict is close to an auto-include card in EDH as a very efficient sweeper that you can cast for as little as and unlike Blasphemous Act, its regular mana cost is just 5