They are not legal in official tournament play and are primarily used for practice, learning, or in casual gaming environments where players agree on their use
Port Razer Additional combats arent quite as good as taking extra turns, but aggressive decks can make excellent use of them
A key release came in 2013 with the release of Modern Masters, the first set reprint set released for the Modern format and gave birth to the Masters reprint series, and in 2019 with Modern Horizons, which was the first to bring mechanically new cards that skipped Standard legality
Pyrotechnic Performer in particular is one of the scariest rares in the entire set, as its capable of Lava Axeing your opponent over and over without much setup
Narset is really good in this deck
If youre building a multi-color elemental shell or the popular Dance of the Elements archetype, this is an auto-include that provides the kind of explosive ramp that wins games by turn four