"I find it was even crazier than the lottery," he says
And it certainly leads by example: Vivi Ornitier basically ruined Standard alongside Agatha's Soul Cauldron and earned itself a rightful spot on the banlist
This is really more impending than the cards that have the impending ability
Agent Frank Horrigan Fallout s Agent Frank Horrigan may be hard to cast, but if you translate this creature's ability to infect damage, it reads, Whenever it enters the battlefield, each opponent gets two poison counters, which is a big deal in a multiplayer environment
It costs three mana and is in Blue but whenever your opponents so much as breath (read: cast any spell) they are presented with a choice: pay one mana or let you draw a card
Zac Elsik understood this dilemma, and after hundreds of reps himself, he came to the same conclusion as Sam Black: The deck doesnt try to win