As weve learned, the aim of Goblin decks is to create a critical mass of Gobbos on your side of the field and then attack for lethal after dabbling in combat tricks, combos, or any other shenanigans that cash in all those little beasties into an unstoppable value train that overwhelms your opponent
In white decks that already lean on tempo, it fits right in as a clean and efficient piece of disruption
As a result, it could see the return of a creature from the Dungeons & Dragons: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms set
It's played in some Temur decks that use counters, such as Animar, Soul of the Elements, but that's about it
Once defeated, though, it becomes Teferi Akosa of Zhalfir, a four-loyalty planeswalker that can add a loyalty to draw two cards and discard two cards, or just discard one creature card
The outcast dies