It allows you to steamroll a smaller creature using your big buffs and then spend that extra red mana on equipment and equip costs
Having access to an effect like this out of the command zone is fantastic, to boot
With the exception of a single copy of Kronk, Junion Chipmunk, this deck caps out at four ink-cost cards, which means it's meant to be played with a small inkwell
Wrap Up Lizard Blades | Illustration by Jason Kang Double strike is one of the best evergreen mechanics in MTG, allowing a small creature to dish out a lot of damage, even with a simple combat trick
Therefore, to you, it might seem like he is completely uninterested in everything you have to say, but in reality, he's already heard you out infinite times and has already answered your question as thoroughly and thoughtfully as possibleyou just exist in the wrong timeline to hear the answer
So they decided to give it a funny template and let the FAQ explain what it actually did