I've quit playing MTG more times than I can count, usually for the same reasons as most people do: the sunk-cost fallacy begins to wear you down, and you realize you're king of a sad, cardboard hill
Im confident that there has to be a way to break this card somehow, but it currently escapes me
there are some games where youll Twist your opponent for three to five cards and effectively win on the spot, and other games where they dump their hand before you have enough mana to effectively use Mind Twist
At the time the Invasion and Odyssey block Prerelease promos were printed, all six of the promosRaging Kavu, Questing Phelddagrif, Fungal Shambler, Stone-Tongue Basilisk, Laquatuss Champion, and Glorywere the only Magic cards in their respective languages
An indestructible threat that occasionally hoses mill decks when it shuffles the graveyard back into the library, that is also removal
Drawing cards is the games best resource, so getting some as a by-product of your decks main mechanic is great