That means if you are casting your mill win cons against a graveyard literate deck, which is very common in Commander and other kitchen table formats, that the milled stuff won't hit the graveyard or trigger their Syr Konrad, the Grim
The quote at the bottom of this card is very sweet, with it noting: " Cut and bruised from his climb to the summit, Zahr wept with relief when he saw the felidar's horns appear." This card also has a Lifelink effect, giving players the amount of damage dealt by the creature back in health
If the player is your opponent and has four or more cards in hand, this enchantment deals 2 damage to that player
I like to play Bojuka Bog because I know a ton of players who play graveyard-centric decks
[deck title=Mono-Blue Extra Turns] [spells] *1 Elixir of Immortality *2 Howling Mine *2 Gigadrowse *4 Serum Visions *3 Sleight of Hand *4 Spreading Seas *4 Dictate of Kruphix *4 Cryptic Command *4 Time Warp *2 Part the Waterveil *2 Walk the Aeons *4 Temporal Mastery *1 Temporal Trespass [/spells] [land] *19 Island *1 Oboro, Palace in the Clouds *1 Minamo, School at Waters Edge *2 Radiant Fountain [/land] [/deck] The Sideboard There are several directions to go with the sideboard, and Ill caution that mine is currently very experimental