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Stunning a creature for a few turns gives you plenty of time to sneak in for a bunch of damage, and this blue creature even deals with the threat semi-permanently should you deem it too powerful for your opponents to untap with

Dispel is a great card when battling enemy control opponents, but Negate is much more versatile

The first were the Amonkhet lands, a cycle of five ally-colored dual lands that entered play tapped and cycled for two generic mana

*The variant cards from Unstable are kind of an exception here

Personally, I have a lot of faith in the card and try to use it very judiciously, and I dont mind letting another player get ahead early to draw the ire of the table