The best card in the archetype, "Runick Fountain", allows players to activate their "Runick" spells from their hand during the opponent's turn, making every card in the hand a potent threat to an opponent trying to set up their optimal board
The king-to-be gets the crown, however, with the Enchanted card, Arthur: Wizard's Apprentice
Every set, were given some percentages, but Wizards doesnt want to make it super clear how hard it is to open the most chase versions of cards
As a copy of a permanent spell resolves, it's put onto the battlefield as a token rather than putting a copy of the spell onto the battlefield
No, burn decks can be viable in various formats in MTG, from Standard to Modern to Legacy
Even with todays translation tools, its sometimes hard to catch all the subtle nuances