Fury will shoot creatures and planeswalkers for 4 damage divided as you choose, which is pretty good for just one more mana than Flametongue Kavu since you can target planeswalkers, get double strike, and can split targets to take out more than one opposing card
This Commander accumulates card advantage as your opponents (or you!) lose life while Y'shtola's final ability allows her to deal damage and gain life through the casting of high mana cost with non-creature spells
Rings a Bell was inspired by this card: The game of Goblin S.W.A.T
If youre already familiar enough with how counterspells work, then youll have no trouble at all dealing with ward
You have tons of huge card advantage spells for the late-game, but extra card draw doesn't mean anything if you can't cast all the cards you're drawing
Many decks interested in wraths want to play blue anyway, and being uncounterable is way more relevant than preventing regeneration, since its mostly been phased out, and common protection spells use phasing or indestructible