Temur Rhinos is the only deck playing Crashing Footfalls in the format, but it has been performing quite well in the recent past which is why the card made this top 5
(Each in the mana costs of permanents you control counts toward your devotion to blue.)
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This wasnt part of the Sliver toolkit in the past, but it is very reminiscent of the Xenomorphs in Alien , so itd be a good flavor fit for Edge of Eternities
Insidious Wills upside is the option to Deflection or Twincast a spell, but there really isnt much worth Deflecting or Twincasting right now beyond the possibility of Deflecting a removal spell to get a two-for-one or proactively copying your own spell late
Unlike every other set and story in Magics history, where the Blind Eternities are only featured in an abstract sense if theyre mentioned at all, March of the Machine actually features them to some degree