Any permanent that cares about a card being discarded, like Drake Haven or Containment Construct, will trigger when you channel a card from your hand
Here, let me give you a quick example: Prior to Invasion Block, here were the instant/sorceries that destroyed a target enchantment, in the order they were printed: Of those, only Serene Offering had an on-resolution benefit of gaining some life
Lands (20) Spells (42) 3 Armageddon 3 Wrath of God 3 Swords to Plowshares 3 Icy Manipulator 4 Howling Mine 3 Winter Orb 2 Land Tax 1 Ivory Tower 1 Balance 2 Earthquake 2 Circle of Protection: Red 2 Island Sanctuary 3 Fellwar Stone 3 Disenchant 4 Black Vise 3 Zuran Orb Sideboard In reality, he never actually wanted to sideboard the Sleight of Mind in
As with every Remastered set, the task of whittling down such an iconic plane into a single sets worth of cards cant have been an easy one
In these early days of Magic, it was pretty common to have a deck name that expressed some inside joke or followed a naming convention (like the cereal convention for combo decks)
It has quickly become a ubiquitous card across every format