Release date: 2015-04-17 All Is Dust Artisan of Kozilek Emrakul, the Aeons Torn Karn Liberated Kozilek, Butcher of Truth Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre Ulamog's Crusher Apostle's Blessing Arrest Battlegrace Angel Celestial Purge Conclave Phalanx Court Homunculus Daybreak Coronet Dispatch Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite Fortify Hikari, Twilight Guardian Indomitable Archangel Iona, Shield of Emeria Kami of Ancient Law Kor Duelist Leyline of Sanctity Mighty Leap Mirran Crusader Mirror Entity Moonlit Strider Myrsmith Oblivion Ring Otherworldly Journey Raise the Alarm Skyhunter Skirmisher Spectral Procession Sunlance Sunspear Shikari Taj-Nar Swordsmith Terashi's Grasp Waxmane Baku thersnipe Air Servant Argent Sphinx Cloud Elemental Cryptic Command Faerie Mechanist Flashfreeze Guile Helium Squirter Hurkyl's Recall Inexorable Tide Mana Leak Mulldrifter Narcolepsy Novijen Sages Qumulox Remand Repeal Somber Hoverguard Steady Progress Stoic Rebuttal Surrakar Spellblade Telling Time Tezzeret the Seeker Tezzeret's Gambit Thoughtcast Thrummingbird Vapor Snag Vendilion Clique Vigean Graftmage Water Servant Wings of Velis Vel Bitterblossom Bloodthrone Vampire
Its also graveyard hate that also stabilizes you with life gain or pushes the last points of damage on your opponents, and one of the best shamans in the game in case its creature type is relevant in your deck
While Tocasia's Welcome is far from being our mighty green artifact, it can still provide you with enough card draw through the course of a game to justify running it, especially if you use creatures with flash like Cathar Commando that can be played on your opponents turn to draw a card
Any players rocking Autochthon Wurm, Shadow of Mortality, Earthquake Dragon or Draco will be in for a surprise
Birgi is a great example of reds fixed place in the color pie
