In the Final Fantasy: Through the Ages bonus sheet, Najeela, the Blade-Blossom was reprinted as Cloud Strife
Out of nowhere you can flop a Sorin on to a fairly dull and even board and utterly smash any chance of racing right there and then
Vigilance keeps it available for blocking, too, making the Prophet a steady value engine that rewards you for committing hard to the zombie plan
Ninja's Blades BPhillipYork: This is fine, but it's not very ninja
13 Xyris, The Writhing Storm Xyris may have an expensive casting cost, but the ability to choose an opponent and provide them with three cards makes for a ton of leverage
It's an interesting reflection on the design philosophy of Magic: The Gathering and how Universes Beyond sets pose a challenge for designers who need to bring third-party characters in line with Magic's foundational colour pie