Other than my Karn Evil No
It provides natural card advantage, fills in for your missing rogue, then provides a massive pump to your creatures each turn once your partys full
Before considering phasing in detail, lets pay attention to the situation in which nothing happens: 702.26m
Its super easy to bounce a creature and then hold up countermagic for when an opponent recasts it since Snap untaps your lands
First, it emphasizes the fire and flames present within the artwork, enunciating their power and allowing them to really burn

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