If you cast a spell with bargain for free (like with Omniscience) you can still pay the bargain cost
As such, today, we're going to delve into the Reserved List, break down why it exists, dispel some myths about what it does and doesn't do, and look at what might be the easiest way for Wizards to start printing cards from the Reserved List while avoiding potential legal pitfalls
Maybe makes the cut in a Colorless deck like Kozilek, the Great Distortion
This card was massacring people back in Throne of Eldraine Standard, and it still sees play in Pioneer today, along with some sparse Legacy and Modern play
We also got a second way to do this with a bit more investment in the form of Warren Soultrader in Modern Horizons III, and that creature card is also a Zombie to satisfy Gravecrawlers casting requirements
Its not unusual for players to pick a broad theme like creatures that have alternate anime arts and then fill in with a few spells that might not have anime art, but still fit the decks strategy