This deck combines green, white, blue, and black, each one representing a different color of a Praetor from New Phyrexia, only missing red since Urabrask is a rare Phyrexian who values independence and freedom rather than the single-minded expansion of Phyrexia
Another thing to note about this red one-drop is that it helps fuel graveyard synergies, but is also therefore hit by graveyard hate
Surprisingly enough, despite being one of the only new Megas and the positive fan reception, its just barely in the top five on this list
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Female Trainer supporter cards have historically outperformed their male counterparts on the secondary market by a significant margin, and Irida benefits from both that trend and the massive popularity of Pokemon Legends: Arceus as a game
But since the Vision is in exile, could I cast Wibbly-wobbly, Timey-wimey to time travel and add a time counter to it, letting me cast it on my next turn