Legality depends on the tournament format -- Remove Soul can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others
Since blue had a disproportionate number of evasion creatures compared to the other colors in a block filled with very low-powered cards, Coastal Piracy allowed the blue mage to draw multiple cards a turn in the hopes of keeping up with the white mage and his ever-growing arsenal of tutored rebels
This shift toward longer, social play sessions has made physical card durability more important than ever, as cards are handled and shuffled more frequently than in standard formats
Finale of Revelation itself is strictly a one-shot, however: It's exiledremoved from the game, rather than discardedafter it's played
The deck maintains its old consistency and Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath is a card that brings a lot of value
I am not sure how to compare it to Flight Spellbomb