As such, the true power of Burning Wish is that it allows you to play (essentially) a 70-card deck but still have the consistency of being 60 cards
Being Rakdos-colored, this little Dragon can dive into the graveyard to cast Dragons, making any Dragon deck resistant to board wipe effects and non-exile spot removal, at the cost of the revived Dragon being unable to return a second time this way
When a player says theyre playing Jund, you know exactly what they mean: hand disruption, strong creatures, and removal
I love the diversity
That is, at the same time a player normally casts a creature, artifact, enchantment, or planeswalker
Otherwise, its functionally the same and spirals out of control the same way its Phyrexian bird counterpart does