If you have enough of these card-drawing spells in your deck, one will draw you into another into another and you'll never have to worry about suffering from mana flood
Not only does this do something when it enters, it can also be effective in combat right away
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The MTG design studio loves using sagas to communicate stories, and so they appear in a lot of Universes Beyond products, like the fifteen original sagas themed around TV episodes in the Dr Who Commander precons
The Commander bracket system explicitly bans chaining together extra turns until bracket 4, and at that power level a slightly durdly card like Sage of Hours - which requires a good deal of set up to get going - just might not be good enough
And later, it fetches game-ending threats