Its even stronger than Yawgmoths Bargain (which is certainly a consideration as an auto-keep) because it has the built-in ability to give you back all the life youve lost
Brave the Elements can finish the game by letting us crash through blockers with little to no regard for their presence, while Eerie Interlude not only retriggers all our enters-the-battlefield effects (which gets silly with multiple Thalias Lieutenant) but also lets us dodge Wrath of God, Supreme Verdict, and any other non-damage-based sweeper
Our next set of spoilers comes to us from Elaine Chase, who is a Senior Director for Global Brand Strategy and Marketing for Magic: The Gathering
Instead, it offers selected cards from several early products in a new premium-booster format
So now the question that Im sure all of you will be asking, How can I get a copy of these awesome cards? My plan is to hand them out in person at events like MisprintCon
And in Planechase, it brings that reality to life