mtg cards with storm Storm, Force of Nature (#1742) (borderless) Storm Seeker deals damage equal to the number of cards in target player’s hand to that player. Eris, Roar of the Storm

Harmonize Some effects changed in the color pie when Planar Chaos came out, with Harmonize becoming the color-shifted Concentrate

This is only land early which limits what it helps with while other card quality can get action or lands

The controller of a copy can't choose to pay any alternative or additional costs for the copy

While some of these decks care about the attack being in the discard pile, others care about the attack being present on a card on the bench, and Seismitoad is the most prevalent example of the latter group in recent memory

7 Fountainport A Flexible Land That Has Multiple Homes The most obvious landing spot for Fountainport is in a token strategy that can afford to have a land that only taps for colorless, but the tradeoff is huge, letting players slowly keep up a stream of creature tokens if they're flooding

That said, it does feel like an indicator of a broadening attitude to design from Wizards in this set