Everybody loves them a Time Walk, but it's obviously a cartoon of a spell
Its basically the reverse version of Steal from The Rich if you remember that card from The First Chapter
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That doesn't make it less painful if you bought at the peak, but it does provide important context
With only three maindeck green spells, its a liability because you need specially a lot of white and red mana when youre casting a bunch of spells at once
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