The end result is that in decks that are three or more colors, it's significantly harder to cut five or six lands and replace them with MDFCs while still having a mana base that is stable enough to avoid color screw and support your ramp
The extra turn(s) you give the opponent can also help in the damage race, especially if you have one or more active Black Vises in play dealing them damage
2 Let It Go Rise Like The Break Of Dawn Of course, this famous Elsa ballad would have multiple cards based on it
I want you to stay reasonable and thoughtful in a time that isnt acting in either of those ways
The only problem is that its a symmetrical effect, so youll probably be jamming this when youre the player with the most to lose
Whats more, many decks with combos are perfectly capable of winning through combat, thanks to Boros creatures and effects helping even the smallest armies achieve great things