so many times, Go for the Throat or Doom Blades restrictions feel terrible, and Parting Thoughts doesnt have that problem
This card is a staple in combo-heavy artifact decks and one of the fastest ways to turn your board into a win condition
"Gaseous Form" (This creature neither deals nor receives damage.) Primary: White Secondary: Blue We don't do this effect much any more, but years back we moved it from blue to white (and in the very early days it showed up in green as a Fog variant)
You could even run a small Teshar, Ancestors Apostle loop package to allow you to go infinite if needed, but cards like Scrap Trawler and Teshar are perfectly fine by themselves here, too
The answer depends on when you think you're most likely to cast the spell
This is stronger in Type Four with infinite mana, but just one spell per turn, since the bounce will set them back one full turn and the Edict will kill their other creature and get around hexproof and indestructible