Theyre more color intensive and cant combo as reliably, but theyll accomplish a similar level of value generation as you blink permanents
This is usually a lame effect except in a focused Fog deck
Congrats, you get access to two spells if you can cast an adventure card

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But Inquisitor Eisenhorn just offers too many possible synergies without enough direction on how to combine them into a coherent gameplan
Malik, Grim Manipulator Malik, Grim Manipulator (AKA Negan) puts that baseball bat to work as soon as it enters the battlefield, which will leave behind a few Treasures in the wake of the carnage