Urza's stone was the Mightstone, named after examining it would increase the power of things around it
Given that youre playing a deck that cares about 4 or more power, the creatures you get to put into play are sure to be pretty impactful
Any copies that you didn't cast cease to exist the next time state-based actions are checked
On the face of it, its easy to think of this as just drawing two cards, but what it actually lets you do is keep all three of the cards you drew if you want to and put a couple of land cards back on top of your deck - or cards you cant afford to cast yet but can next turn
If theres a legitimate $2 million offer on the table that has not been immediately swooped up, we feel like theres an auction in our future
Rakdos is plagued by consistency issues, creature sizing, and overall seems to be playing behind on almost every turn