(He probably made four new decks since I started writing this article.) We tried to persuade him to use real card names for a while, but he ended up writing Glaivemaster for Auriok Steelshaper and Voltron for Auriok Glaivemaster, which was worse than whatever he was doing before
Enigmatic Incarnation enthusiasts are also eyeing this card, as it provides two different mana value options for sacrificing
Exiling a key card from an opponents graveyard before they can use flashback or stopping recursion feels good, and you get to explore on top of it
Any card that lets you give control of that permanent to an opponent or force them to make a copy of it puts them under an alternate loss condition, which is a roundabout way to win the game
Starting from turn two we ideally want to play our enablers, so having a way to get rid of the opponents hate card on turn one is huge
These are powerful, dangerous decks and to dismiss them is deadly