Make sure you are not comparing a regular version to a foil extended-art version, or a modern reprint to an older original
That's why, despite its age and larger converted mana cost, Reflect Damage remains the perfect example of this effect
Once cast, the spell behaves like other spells, you can do multiple in a turn and have up to four with the same name in your deck
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For example, a sorcery spell that says "Target creature you control deals damage equal to its power to any target" wouldn't cause Bloodfeather Phoenix's ability to trigger even if an opponent or battle was dealt damage, as it's the creature dealing the damage, not the spell
Even in the context of this precon, he is a great attacker who has some upsides if you can summon a few demons to help your cause