Well, this cost reduction means you can cast a ton of cheap creatures for 2/2s, and all the aristocratic benefits that come from creatures dying
Its about function, flair, and making your card games look as epic as they play
If you total up the average costs for each of the Judge foil basics, theyd come out to about $460
We don't pay attention to a huge portion of the forces that go on in the time between being any kind of thing at all and being a physical cardboard card with words and a picture and numbers that we look at online or hold or sleeve or use to interact with other cards that had other interesting journeys toward existing
If you do yourself and average of 0.33 damage a turn and your average game takes 6 turns you can assume your life total is closer to 18 than 20 in reality
If you cast Eelectrocute from your graveyard using another permission, you won't exile it instead (unless that permission also states that you exile it)