Key Takeaway The healthiest frame treats every pull as the product you already paid for, not a rung toward the next one
Fuse allowed you to cast both sides of the split card at once
I don't have a paragraph about it, I just want to let you all know that the next thing I checked on was Horsemanship and if you don't want to drop $200 on a copy of Riding the Dilu Horse or drop 5 mana on a 4/3, this is an empty well
Getting to wait a turn to pay for your countermagic leaves you with some interesting plays, letting you tap out to establish a threat without worrying much about what your opponents can do
Yes, these cards are generally legal in eternal formats like Vintage and Legacy, though they must be played in opaque sleeves to hide the distinctively rounded corners that would otherwise make them marked cards
Tap Abilities One wrinkle to a Ryu deck might be to modify Ryu with something that gives it a tap ability, so you dont need to attack to tap and unlock the untap Hadoken ability