The huge draw of this particular drop, however, is Cast-Off Consort
With both you can delete a playerits absurd
Essentially, players werent happy that mechanically unique cards were being printed in limited numbers through Secret Lairs as opposed to being made available in typical booster products
[24] [27] [28] Demonic Hordes was printed with the letter B in its text box rather than the black mana symbol
When paired with zero-mana artifacts that one would find in a Cheerios deck, Galazeth can alow you to treat these artifacts as free-to-cast mana rocks, quickly building up until you're ready to drop some big spells to close out the game
That makes Recoil one of those cards that has a hard time being bad until the point when your opponent has extra lands they can hold in their hand in order to discard them, at which point most decks that run Recoil are either using that as an excuse to crank up the discard engine or more likely happy enough to have survived this long that they don't care