If the target is not legal as Scroll of Isildur's first chapter ability tries to resolve, the ability is removed from the stack
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This raccoon bard even gets you card advantage to go with the pressure generated by turning cards like Elven Chorus, Court of Ire, and The One Ring into threats
Compared to the power of more modern 6 drops this dork falls well short and will only really see play in decks that ramp mana really fast so that he is facing off against 3 and 4 drops not 5 and 6 drops
Golden Demise is an interesting take on a small sweeper that will have plenty of impact on the format
If you somehow cycle a card, return it to your hand, and cycle it a second time in one turn, Spellpyre Phoenix's last ability counts each time you cycled it and returns to your hand