That's why Upheaval is such a bomb: there are virtually no ways to deal with it, and once it is cast you can end up with two to three creatures plus a land on the board while your opponent literally has nothing, and has a hand full of sixteen cards they need to discard down to seven
If Wizards of the Coast bans a card, its usually for a good reason, so there need to be massive changes to the format its banned in for it not to be a problem anymore
If the target nonland permanent is an illegal target when the enters-the-battlefield ability tries to resolve, it won't resolve and none of its effects will happen
This is definitely a card I will bring with me and decide the week of if Im going to play this deck again
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