Meanwhile in a Red/Blue Temur deck you have Effortless Master, which becomes a giant threat if you can make it the second spell you cast for turn, and Glacial Dragonhunt, which becomes really good when you can cast it a second time for cheap using a powerful creature
Before this set we had 40 cards that could Proliferate, now there will be 74
Teferi, Time Raveler deletes them
Classic cards like Guttersnipe that do damage for instants and sorceries are nice for decks like this as force multipliers, as are token generators like Third Path Iconoclast
As far that it goes, Aang is interestingit actually uses the set's mechanics, unlike Cosmic Spider-Manbut these cards are unavoidably narrow
This iteration of her has more of a focus on combat rather than combing, which is totally fine since she is constantly growing with each attack