Ideally this works best on creatures that already have evasion of some kind naturally or if your deck has a bunch of other ways to give them evasion, since this makes your creature getting chumped feel pretty rough
Outside of this, a card like Finders Keepers with its staggering three-card draw may find a place in some competitive decks
Misthollow Griffin was the first creature that you can cast from exile
You could still win with storm using Crackling Spellslinger or Ignite Memories, but those werent in their list
Brainstorm Ponder Expressive Iteration Fevered Visions Jori En, Ruin Diver Rielle, the Everwise Firemind's Research Yusri, Fortune's Flame Jhoira, Weatherlight Captian Kraum, Ludevic's Opus Niv-Mizzet, the Firemind The Royal Scions Ral, Izzet Viceroy Squee's Revenge Aegar, the Freezing Flame Rhystic Study Counterspells with a hint of Redirection It's not blue without a counterspell or two
While equipped to Cloud, Midgar Mercenary, Sword of Fire and Ice allows you to deal two damage to two targets and draw two cards whenever Cloud deals combat damage to a player
