Ghostly Flicker

I mean, the Teshar loop I ended up having in my pool involved Radiant Lotus, so I had to get... put a six-mana artifact in play to then turn on the Teshar loops, and I was like, that just seems like way too much mana for a card that doesn't really do much outside of having Teshar and, like, two other cards and maybe doing a combo.

I had a Ghostly Flicker, but then nothing to flicker, and ultimately, like, I just ended up playing Jeskai cards.

Like, Jeskai, the most, you know, playable cards in my pool.

My mana was excellent, but I just was not doing anything synergistic because I didn't fully commit to, like, the trinket thing hard enough.

But those cards are very often balanced for the fact that they know they can go infinite with something, you know, and so you have to make it, like, a five mana 2/2 or whatever, or a four mana, you know, 1/2 for it to be, like, reasonably balanced.

But this is more color committal and gives you a 3/2 with first strike, which is a good body, but then the sort of limiting of when you can cast the thing you get back means that it's just kind of balanced in a really cool way that I was really happy with.

And I did have a combo with that and Ghostly Flicker in my pool, in that you could Ghostly Flicker the Practiced Scrollsmith and one other thing as many times as you wanted.

And the one time that I, you know, set that up, I also had the Twinshot Sniper in play, but my opponent just immediately removed the Scrollsmith, and I was like, "Okay, well, it would've been cool to Ghostly Flicker my Scrollsmith and Twinshot Sniper a couple times every turn," but I didn't get to do that-