Together, Rayquaza, Gengar, and Charizard are setting the pace for the Mega market in 2025
Following that, we discussed the other best green Dragons and then a handful of what I call the very good green Dragon cards
So if you gave an opponent five rad counters, they will mill 10 cards, and there's a chance nine were nonlands, causing more life loss than counters, then a loss of nine rad counters (or all five in this example)
Since the angels duplicate themselves with Myriad whenever they attack, just as long as you arent the player with the most life, cards in hand, and lands, youll likely be getting some benefit from them
Ross Merriam has written about it, Kelvin Chew continues to win with it, and the memories of Bant Company in Standard in 2016 are still fresh for those of us who remember
Cards that don't function within MTG's rules, but "are intuitive, and otherwise non-problematic"