Magic has plenty of mill-four then get one back effects, but those are generally instants or sorceries
In play, however, Zevlor should be used as if the word 'only' were present
Universes Beyond cards have been released in many different ways: As MTG Secret Lairs As MTG Commander precons As bonus cards inserted into regular Magic booster packs alongside regular Magic cards As complete sets sold in booster packs, that are legal in one or more constructed formats, and which can be drafted As auxiliary products, such as Ravnica: Clue edition Not every release that you might expect to be part of Universes Beyond has actually received the label
This card could become more useful later on in Standard, but it feels really out of place right now
Words like exciting, simplicity and approachability are thrown around to describe the set, which sounds like a breath of fresh air to anyone who agrees Magic is quite complicated these days