Its hard to confirm right now as only a few previews were shown during the WeeklyMTG stream, but Phasing did feature on Kaito Shizuki, a brand new Planeswalker
Putting counters on tokens is naturally synergistic, and removing counters from a creature you plan to sacrifice feels like cheating
At the beginning of that turn's upkeep, cumulative upkeep adds an age counter and then says, "Hey, pay 1." (This assumes your abilities can speakmine can.) Echo sits mostly quietly, though it occasionally mumbles about the old days
For instance, you can cast a sorcery using flashforward only when you could normally cast a sorcery
Anyway the card is so unique as it features the original Pocket Monsters Trading Card Game logo as a set symbol which is incredibly rare
Anyway, im sorry if this is a common/annoying type of post from newbs returning to the hobby, but i would appreciate any feedback