The price for Blazing Shoal, a red Magic the Gathering card that has been banned in the Modern format for over a decade, has shot up from $1.30 to $14.90 in a week, thanks to a newly revealed Izzet creature in the upcoming Final Fantasy Magic set
Whenever another Insect you control dies, put it on the bottom of its owner's library, then mill two cards
And their abilities don't require madness, so you can cast them normally
It remains exiled with no time counters on it, and it's no longer suspended
So, we picked different gameplay lanes for the three and different iconic dungeons from D&D that evoked those feelings and meshed the two together: A baseline dungeon, providing simple, clean value
The question is, if an opponent did happen to cast them, how likely would it be for others to let you make more than one copy with Tempt with MayhemTempt with Mayhem