Yes, it costs a good chunk of mana, but late in the game, it can refresh your hand right before your turn at instant speed, giving you a chance to find what you need
Balance mechanics are tailored toward whites philosophy of fairness in MTG, lending you a helping hand if one of your opponents has sprinted ahead of you
Multicolor Boros Charm Unflinching Courage Aurelia, the Warleader Ayli, Eternal Pilgrim Drogskol Reaver Halana and Alena, Partners Immersturm Predator Maelstrom Pulse Ovika, Enigma Goliath Prime Speaker Zegana Wilt-Leaf Liege Dreadwing Scavenger Fiendish Panda Perforating Artist Wardens of the Cycle Empyrean Eagle Heroic Reinforcements Ruby, Daring Tracker Tatyova, Benthic Druid Cloudblazer Deadly Brew Dryad Militant Enigma Drake Garna, Bloodfist of Keld Mortify Savage Ventmaw Teach by Example Trygon Predator Consuming Aberration Boros Charm and Unflinching Courage are in traditional foil
But now, The End not only can take down large creatures, but also planeswalkers
Finally we come to Blackmail, a surprisingly playable card in cube
Sacrifice combo decks sorely need aristocrats that arent restricted by mana and Viscera Seer provides that at as cheap a cost as possible
