The idea, according to Matt Tabak, is: The creature ducks out of action for a while and trains, and when it's big enough, you can go on the offensive. That means that the ability needs to be at sorcery speed flavor-wise
What are the weaknesses and retreat cost of this Gible card
played: 1.781.779376499 16% of decksPercentage of decks that could play both Flicker Trick and Cosmic Awakening that play both
An artifact creature, land creature, or enchantment creature returned this way will be a 5/5 creature and will be an Elemental in addition to its other creature types
Funny enough, though, this is a great example of an era where the cards might not hold up quite as well today
A PSA 10 Gem Mint card can sell for double or triple its raw value