Three mana is cheap enough that you can use it a bit like card quality and continue to hit those vital land drops
Fourth edition and Revised copies have gone from about $1.10 to $7.50, while Unlimited and Fifth edition versions have hit $13
When you smash face to an opposing player, you can put a dork you exiled on the battlefield under your control, which is likely with its flying, and then you can tap it in future turns to keep up, if your first crew was answered
If you cast another spell with Storm after resolving a Storm trigger, the copies from the first Storm are not counted towards the second Storm
For creatures, that usually means you must cast it during a main phase of your turn while the stack is empty
However, if youre lucky enough, you can get your hands on a pretty rare card