Technically, yes, but you can grant yourself one-time permission that applies to all spells you cast if you want
No matter how you do it, you'll want eight to ten cards that increase your deck's card velocity
Abstruse Appropriation Author of Shadows Blightwing Bandit Court of Locthwain Covetous Urge Cruelclaw's Heist Cunning Rhetoric Dream-Thief's Bandana Edward Kenway Extraordinary Journey Fiend of the Shadows Gale's Redirection Glamorous Outlaw Gonti, Canny Acquisitor Gonti, Lord of Luxury Gonti, Night Minister Gustha's Scepter Hauken's Insight Heartless Conscription Hostage Taker Ice Cauldron Intet, the Dreamer Jacob Hauken, Inspector Kheru Spellsnatcher Klaw, Master of Sound Lightstall Inquisitor Masked Bandits Monk Class Planeswalker's Mischief Praetor's Grasp Predators' Hour Psychic Intrusion Psychic Theft Rakish Revelers Ramirez DePietro, Pillager Rassilon, the War President Rev, Tithe Extractor Rogue Class Savvy Trader Shattered Seraph Siphon Insight Spara's Adjudicators Spelljack Thief of Sanity Valakut Exploration Vivien, Champion of the Wilds
Unlike Ashnod, when he was finally printed on a legendary creature card yes, I know about Blind SeerUrza didnt disappoint
One is comfortable living in a high-powered space, the other resting nicely in the power range that is sometimes referred to as the formats target demographic
