It costs an extra wingding to equip, sure, but the buff it provides to its user keeps increasing, and creating creature/lands means it has the chance at opening up a bunch of synergies that Sword of the Animist does not provide
At the beginning of your upkeep, you may flip over a creature you control, you may flip it back over for its mana cost at any time
Elusen passes from player to player during each postcombat main phase, and whenever another player donates a permanent, the donating player draws a card, gains 1 life, and creates three Treasure tokens
Supply and demand, of Magic cards Like most markets, the price of Magic cards on the secondary market is driven by two factors: supply and demand
You have no maximum hand size regardless of what your life total is