Lastly, it has a very strong flip side represented by the new Tibalt planeswalker, albeit a bit too expensive at 7 Mana
That, there, thats our spooky coda: Capitalism gets me, again.
Here is the text in "non-confusing-speak": Whenever a player plays a counterspell or plays a card that makes use of counters, you get to choose to do one of the followingcounter the next spell
Its a tempest of fire, and if youre playing Elementals, having access to a 7/3 brawler that can increase the clock is pretty nice indeed
Costing two both to cast and equip makes it slow and unwieldy and demands a much higher than average synergy with the rest of your deck to be playable
But outside of that, the madness for three mana, and one fewer Red helps to make the cost more manageable, while the effect is no less face-smashingly real