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Unlike many higher hitting stuff you don't have to hold out mana or keep something untapped like a dork or a land, you can just do your thing and then keep the Chains ready

Tempest (1997) brought a very expensive removal spell, which does have its benefits

For just 3RR, this Dragon had hard-hitting, efficient stats as a 5/5 with flying and haste, but what made it a true mythic rare was its formidable enter-the-battlefield effect

For a reasonable 3 mana cost, players can activate their Traveling Chocobo and use it to play any lands or other Chocobo/bird cards in their deck, provided they're in the top spot, potentially gaining a significant upper hand in either standard or commander game types