When played, the Daredevil exiles an instant or sorcery from an opponent's graveyard and then lets you play it that turn, spending mana as if it were any color to do so
They will have to wait to behold it another time

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With almost every Magic card in existence available, surprising plays and interactions are the norm, not the exception
Dual lands are still great because they can produce two mana colors, and if your deck only runs two or three colors, then chances are itll be able to cast most of the cards in your hand
#MTGEldraineThis set features one Planeswalker card: Ashiok, Wicked Manipulator