Nissa, Who Shakes the World Nissa, Who Shakes the World requires a green-biased mana base, but the payoff is worth it
The set is on-foot, resonant, and more restrained than most Magic settings. The last element of Innistrad, and really what puts the gothic feeling into any gothic horror, is romanticism. -Jeremy Jarvis, Creating the Art of Innistrad, 2011 Its arguable whether even one of the three visual gags remains true
You gotta love a clean design like this: You get to proliferate once for each spell cast that turn, and being an instant means you can fire it off on an opponents turn to piggyback off their spell count
Tempo is just as important as card advantage in limited overall, and giving up a whole turn to accrue some possible value in the future is generally not worth it
its just very hard to argue with that as an ability, you know