By: Jared Yost At the time of each set release I like to review that sets event deck to see if it is worth it for you to go out and procure that deck based upon the uncommons and rares that Wizards decides to design the deck around
Normally for a 4-drop I'd take a second turn to ramp with rocks like Golgari Signet and Rampant Growths and then drop it on the third turn, but here I may want to spend that turn casting Agent
Nonetheless, it's been one of the best-received reprints in the set for one reason
Sorcery The Sixth Doctor Time Lord's Prerogative Whenever you cast a historic spell, copy it, except the copy isn't legendary
It doesnt see much play, probably because it has only been printed three times and is five-colors, but combining this with effects like Prismatic Omen, Leyline of the Guildpact, and Dryad of the Ilysian Grove have been some of the most fun Ive had playing a five-color deck
The most valuable cards from the Enchanted Tales sheet come from a special section of it, where certain cards received a special anime art style and a new type of foiling called confetti foil
