However, it differs from the tabletop version in a couple of key ways
Even if you don't want to bounce it, slotting it in a removal slot might be something you can do if you want more effects out of your spells, and it's a permanent if your deck cares about that
You can take down a lot of dorks as well as transferring player damage to a Planeswalker, giving Arlinn a wide range of removal options
Multani, Maro-Sorcerer Market Price: $6.87, Foil: $78.99 One of three Maro-Sorcerers in Magic s history Molimo and Greensleeves being the others Multani was the first that riffed on the Elemental creature Maro (itself an homage to stalwart Magic designer Mark Rosewater, aka MaRo), and it remains an impressive legendary creature in its own right
I could easily see a lot of charge counters building up, and this deck does run both Torment of Hailfire and Exsanguinate as possible outlets for all that mana
Its so good, I almost expect all Ally decks to run it