Normally, The List contains hundreds of cards from throughout Magic 's history that can drop in Set Boosters as a little cherry on top
That targeted player will get an extra turn themselves, but they will likely have no cards left to play with
For example, Restoration of Eiganjo hitting the table and skipping the fetchland part of the Saga might be just what you need to get something out of your graveyard faster than waiting another turn
Most of your lifegain comes from permanents with low casting costs, so you'll likely have ways to gain life by the time you cast Will
These are fine benefits to running the Primus in a Sacrifice deck, but that's just minor stuff compared to our true intention: we're looking to combo off, blowing up ALL of our opponents' noncreature permanents and essentially locking them all out of the game
Dual-Ink cards have the opportunity to change things, as a few very powerful dual-colored cards can easily shift the meta standing of a given deck, but at the same time, they can be a bit underwhelming