I considered Fractured Sanity instead, but Tashas absolutely chews through libraries with low curves and exiles everything it hits
In fact, it does the opposite, instead deciding to increase the rarity of some of the most competitively viable cards from Japan, which makes them cost more when they are added to sets in the rest of the world
The best part about Eladamri's Call is that it is at instant speed, so you can wait until your opponent's end step and cast this before your turn, potentially helping you get out of a sticky situation
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Chart shows the price of Elesa's Sparkle #246 at the end of each month going back as long as we have tracked the item.