It also had the advantage of being more elegant than its mirror card Undermine, as it was a simple combination of Healing Salve and Counterspell for the combined price of both of them, and while the strength of the colors meant the ranking here goes the other way, Absorb shows how it's more important to get what you need rather than what is technically more valuable
Stitch in Time A lot of cards on this list earned their place by being more consistent or having value outside of their coin flip abilities
Lion Heart is a pretty nice card that you might not always want, but the white/red equipment deck will love it
Once you get out and try it, I'm confident that you'll love it and want to do it again as soon as possible
had completely captured the attention of players and collectors
One of the big problems with the strategy is that its colors take a while to have excess mana to cast your big spells with, so it's a naturally slow deck