It hits for 24 a turn cycle if no one can stop it, which is hard to do because of double strike and the anti-sacrifice clause
Bonus: Sample Silverquill Decks Silverquill Inkling Tempo in Standard by MTG Jeff Dramatic Finale | Illustration by Steve Argyle The decklist Creatures (15) Clever Lumimancer x4 Extus, Oriq Overlord Professor of Symbology x2 Elite Spellbinder x4 Killian, Ink Duelist x3 Shadrix Silverquill Instants (6) Heartless Act x4 Umbral Juke x2 Sorceries (12) Bloodchief's Thirst x3 Silverquill Command x3 Blot Out the Sky x2 Humiliate x4 Enchantments (3) Lands (24) Savai Triome x2 Shineshadow Snarl x4 Brightclimb Pathway x4 Castle Locthwain Castle Ardenvale Plains x6 Swamp x6 Sideboard (7) Environmental Sciences Academic Probation Mascot Exhibition Inkling Summoning x2 Expanded Anatomy Reduce to Memory I mentioned that I absolutely love Inklings, right
However, this sunny, silvery myr can do so much despite its simplicity as a creature
You can send cards from your hand or field to the GY to choose how many monsters you want to affect that versatility is exactly what puts Forbidden Droplet in the running for the strongest Yu-Gi-Oh
If Sovereign Okinec Ahau could climb the ranks of Selesnya commanders with a less certain outcome, Byrke, Long Ear of the Law has a place
As the ability resolves, you create copies of both cards and can cast none, one, or both of the copies in any order.
