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Rabid Bite isn't good in this format, nor are superior variants like Bite Down
With Pokemon Pocket decks consisting of only 20 cards and three Bench spaces, getting what you need isnt as difficult
Plus, [c]Teferi, Time Raveler[/c] gives your sorcery spells flash as his +1 ability
Then, in addition to the free spells, you wipe the board, too - Because whatever you cascaded into (or anything else you've happened to cast that turn) will damage all opposing creatures equal to their CMC
They get better when they offer good keywords, too, and first strike is one of the best for a tribe that wants to be on offense
