Of course, the Golgari are old news, and Witherbloom is the new name, but shes still pretty decent
Lemme give you an example: theres an attack that makes you flip eight coins to determine the damage youll do
The mana cost is color-intensive and theres a chance youll guess wrong on the first swing, but youll gain information for the next round of attacks
This 0/4 defender from Assassin's Creed prevents the combat damage dealt by one creature and splits it into card draw for the attacking and defending players
Illuna, Apex of Wishes looks to be a shot in the arm for Temur Fires, as well as some Wilderness Reclamation lists
There is the risk that some decks out there don't have any spells they won't be able to cast, but the loss in such a case is the mana required to make him work more than the opportunity cost of a larger creature