Here's YouTuber Crucible of Worlds running it in a Domain deck, of all things: While evoking and reanimating Grief on turn one requires you to invest three cards to rid your opponent of two, you get your opponent's best cards
Part of numerous infinite combos, the X spell, Ballista can play board control of player control, depending on your mana situation
The chances of drawing both copies of a card that youre playing precisely two of are extremely small
Negate becomes better
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