If you have mana to dump into Bloodthirsty Adversary, it has the potential to cast an excess of spells with mana value three or less
Why isnt this higher
(Way to go, those who championed it, pat yourselves on the back!) Before the official filter, Pauper was played casually as essentially "any online card that showed up as common in the deck editor." Wizards more or less adopted this stance when they added the filter, but has never paid that much attention to it
Death & Taxes lists often leverage it to protect threats like Thalia, Guardian of Thraben, and its effective against decks that want to cheat cards like Griselbrand into play, often invalidating them entirely
Whether you're flinging dice across the table for chaos or carefully crafting combos around each roll, there's a ton of room for creativity and fun
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