It basically turns your setup effects into card advantage, so its a great pick for spellslinger or control builds that constantly filter through the top of their deck
I absolutely love the flavour text for this one, because it's absolutely true
Quantity, type, efficiency, and flexibility of interaction are all important topics that we'll explore further in a future article, but for now, I'd look to include eight to ten pieces of interaction, with at least two of them being wraths, and three to four each of offensive and defensive removal
Finale of Devastation Its nice when your creature tutor can find a Craterhoof Behemoth and be a Craterhoof Behemoth at the same time
Remember this effect is one sided, allowing you to attack with non-fliers without to worry about retaliation, even if it removed, since it's a floating effect