Panharmonicon | Illustration by Volkan Baga Copying spells and permanents has become pretty common in modern Magic, but theres a smaller group of cards that work differently they copy abilities instead
Historic itself is used as an adjective to describe other things, so on cards, you'll see phrases like "a historic spell," "a historic permanent," or on cards like Abstergo Entertainment, "a historic card." Just remember that if something refers to casting a historic spell, Abstergo Entertainment won't help you, as playing a land is not casting a spell
As such, we have to work around this downside, going up to four copies of the much cheaper (but much slower) Vryn Wingmare and some more Dryad Militants to facilitate faster starts
It's two colors, and it's a good, solid removal spell for multiplayer and casual
This balance of protection and usability is key for tournament players who need to keep their cards in condition without sacrificing gameplay