It can also give the keyword to itself, though that doesnt help you on that first turn
Here are the current price tags for these cards, in order of value: Jace, the Mind Sculptor: $100 Rishadan Port: $95 Force of Will: $70 Emrakul, the Aeons Torn: $40 Leovold, Emissary of Trest: $38 Phryrexian Obliterator: $30 Demonic Tutor: $30 Land Tax: $24 Vengevine: $20 Scourge of the Throne: $20 Umezawas Jitte: $20 Platinum Emperion: $18 Elspeth, Suns Champion: $10 Nicol Bolas, Planeswalker: $8 Koth of the Hammer: $8 This set of fifteen mythics would give us a grand total of $553, which is about 17% higher than the value of the MM17 mythics heading into spoilers
If you really want your deck to be funny for everyone, then you should let your competitive side take a back seat
Not a bad pair to hit here, right
So, negates gaining life and deals damage
Given that the Star Trek set is a direct celebration of a property that includes a ton of iconic characters played by real-world actors, all of which are translating over to the game, it was the right time to try this style of card, because the next opportunity may be a very long way away