It also has zero mana cost to play so in theory, it can accelerate your available mana hugely in the early game, at least if you build multiple copies of the card into your deck and draw them quickly
Perhaps it was truly beginning to explore the game during the Onslaught block, which was thoroughly focused on typal synergies, or perhaps it was being gifted a heavily played copy of this artifact that first debuted in Urzas Destiny during the early days of my Magic journey
(Tales of Middle-earth was legal in the Modern format, but not Standard.) The Final Fantasy set is a big deal for Magic because it brings Universes Beyond into Standard, helping to usher in Spider-Man and Avatar: The Last Airbender sets later this year that will also be Standard-legal
The deck also comes with cards to support its counters theme
Of the different card types, nine of them are relevant for delirium and can be put into your deck
The deck starts by casting efficiently-costed creatures with strong abilities including Heartfire Hero (valiant, direct damage), Flowerfoot Swordmaster (offspring, valiant), Manifold Mouse (offspring, double strike/trample), and Emberheart Challenger (Haste, Prowess, Valiant)