This card is a fine addition to any Constructed deck looking to cash in on coin flips, but it's a lesser option than some of its counterparts like Crash Through and Charge Through
Sure, it's an 8-mana MTG Planeswalker, but in a colorless shell, Ugin's minus ability is nothing less than a one-sided board wipe
Yet, there are some ways to go about casting this for a lot less than the actual costCounterlash, Magus of the Mind, Mind's Desire, Scholar of the Lost Trove, Sins of the Past, and Spelltwine all come to mind
This means the symbols on the cards tell players how easy or difficult it is to come across one using whats called a pull rate
Kefka plays a very controlling game plan, stopping your opponents before they can do anything
Each untapped creature you control gets +0/+2 as long as it's not attacking