You also never know who you are going to run into on the other end of the connection, and while most of my experiences have been positive, you still need to be careful walking into a stranger's house with a bunch of cash
It snowballs fast, and it feels like the multiverse collapsing into your battlefield
Autograph Book Oh my god, can you sign this
On average, dropping her on turn three nets you a good five to seven cards when you finally bring her back, and in a Temur or Simic Lands build
If you did bargain and sacrifice an artifact, enchantment or token of some sort you'll cast it for free if its mana value was four or less
Lets apply this concept to a specific example, the Stone Tongue Basilisk deck: 1-cost cards: Llanowar Elves, Fog, Rangers Guile, Giant Growth 2-cost cards: Rampant Growth, Mulch, Grisly Salvage 5+ cost cards: Natures Revolt (costs 5), Stone-Tongue Basilisk (costs 7) In this example, the distribution would be 16 cards with a mana value of 1, 12 cards with a mana value of 2, and 8 cards with a mana value of 5 or higher
