Eternal formats have long defined their identity and play patterns around breaking the mana curve, and cheap (or free) counterspells are one of the only things that can keep such explosiveness balanced
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code of soul in my opinion is a fine card to run to serve as an extender which is very welcomed by the salad combo, and its GY effect can be utilised to either summon my 3rd raging phx for follow up or triggering EMP in rare cases
If, for one of the targets, you can't choose a new legal target, then it remains unchanged (even if the current target is illegal)
Alongside Reinforcement of the Army (since they were all Warriors), Emergency Call consistently made decks at an almost unprecedented rate at the time