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The baseline effect is good, you get your mana back, but in EDH this can easily become a game-winning play
Gifts Ungiven Any card that has spawned multiple deck archetypes has earned a place in the Top 10 in my book
Mortify Mortify used to look like the runt of the litter when placed next to Putrify but Theros block has thrown in a bunch more targets for the card
This one certainly does in the format in which huge spells are commonly a thing
Now, what happens if you have a lot of enchantments in play and a card that gives +1/+1 for each of them to an unkillable creature, and you also manage to give it trample with the likes of Rancor
