Slot in burn spells to churn through any resources your opponent's thought they had because the miracle of to pay for any one spell on any turn is powerful
Its best when used in a deck with lots of sorcery and damage-dealing cards, as it forces players to pay an increased upkeep cost of one colorless mana per creature (in addition to existing upkeep costs)
If you've been paying attention to Magic: The Gathering price movements over the past week, it's pretty obvious what must be causing fluctuations for this card, which came out in 2023 in the March of the Machine MTG set
Now it is back down to 10: Colorless, Grass, Fire, Water, Lightning, Psychic, Fighting, Darkness, Metal, and Dragon
And while land denial is never the most fun, it's possible that now is actually a time that punishing ramping mana bases full of Triomes and dual lands is actually a bit heroic
Payments can be made using Stripe or a credit card