Since the formats inception, the key question in Modern has always been, What are the linear decks of the day, and can the midrange decks properly sideboard for enough of the linears? Were talking about decks with names that cause many a Modern player to groan: Affinity Infect Twin Eggs Dredge Storm Burn Tron Lantern Arrayed against these unfair, one-sided boogeymen lie fair decks (all named after their color combinations) like Jund, Jeskai, Abzan, Grixis, and U/W Control
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Like, for example, on Dont Blink
Being able to cast one spell and get another for free helps counteract a few of the problems with this deck, notably its somewhat lacking land base for such big spells, and the deal is made even sweeter with some of the enters-the-battlefield effects you could be unexpectedly triggering
Examples that come to mind include Inferno of the Star Mounts and Primeval Titan