Essentially, theyre Saga monsters that can fight like regular creatures, but still activate powers when lore counters are added, and vanish from the field once their final ability is used
Similarly, jamming your deck full of on-color cards that utilize Experience Counters will further improve the synergy
Its hard to know where to land on it because variations on this have seen differing amounts of play in previous formats
Forcing all players to only add one mana color to their mana pool can really grind games to a halt
During those adventures, the Weatherlight crew eventually discover plans for a full-scale assault of Magic s original setting, Dominaria, by the Phyrexians (biomechanical monsters from an artificial world created by the evil eugenicist Yawgmoth), thus setting the stage for Invasion
As the number of cards you can use during a turn is only limited by the amount of mana you have in your pool (compared to the summoning limits of a game like Yu-Gi-Oh!), Black Lotus could allow a player, especially one playing an aggressive Red mana deck, the opportunity to destroy their opponent with zero ability to be countered