Put a four drop (or smaller) onto the battlefield from your hand with two counters to grow its size
Nadu joins the three other cards on the chopping block due its problematic play patterns, showcased in other formats like Modern where it takes an exceedingly high amount of game actions in non-deterministic play sequences that take too long to be acceptable in the format
Alchemist's Retrieval Our second(ish) scoring card is this recently printed bounce instant that will bounce anything save for a land
If you no longer control a creature with power 4 or greater (usually because your applicable creature is no longer on the battlefield), the ability won't do anything
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It doesn't have an impact yet on the B&R list, because at this point, Type 1 (Vintage) and Type 2 share the same list