Creatures (9) Planeswalkers (2) Lands (18) Spells (31) Okos particularly good in the Urza mirrors, where an Oko on the battlefield can lock the opponent out of playing an Urza unless they can win immediately because the threat of stealing Urza would be too costly
A graded copy of this card sold for $6,750 at auction reflected its high value
Even decks that dont have a lot of blue cards can run Snap due to its versatility, cheap mana cost, and limitless potential
Updated on March 16, 2022, by Jeff Drake: It can be argued that instants are the most powerful card type in Magic: The Gathering
as long as they know the basics of MTG before they play, theres a great deal of satisfaction in being able to just grab two booster packs, shuffle them together and immediately play against an opponent whos done the same with their own two Jumpstart Boosters
You need lots of other creature theft effects to untap The Beast and get a card from it, and you dont even have access to blue