While this effect was designed at a time in which mana burn was still a rule of Magic, causing unspent mana to deal damage to its owner, but now it's quite helpful for those looking to access political bargaining chips in the midst of Commander games
[8] These are proxy cards [9] with unique backs, making them ineligible for tournament play, and use a modern card frame instead of the classic frame from the original version
That prevalence will warrant a double-ban in April, by all historical standards, and you don't want to hold the bag when that hammer comes down
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This is still a powerful card, and it's possible it might see some niche play in the sideboards of blue decks that don't have access to board wipes
Graded Gen Mint 10 by Degree Grading