Even if you dont run the Energy needed to attack with it, the fact that is has no weaknesses means your opponent cant speed up the knockout process unless they have a Pokemon that can take it out in one hit
: Target player draws a card
Oracle of Mul DayaOracle of Mul Daya (103,431 Inclusions, 6% of 1,800,702 Decks) The term "draw" is being stretched here, but the fact is that if you can play lands off the top of your library, you're effectively drawing a card
If it can't reliably tap for 5 mana then it compares pretty unfavorably to Thran Dynamo or Gilded Lotus, both reliably tap for 3 mana and can immediately be tapped for mana
This does weaken the draw-go aspect of the game, which Ive been compensating with by adding a fourth Counterbalance, while not playing overly reactive cards like Spell Pierce in this particular list, which is also due to the fact that a list with such a multitude of cantrips isnt able to play as many individual cards as other lists can, with the upside of finding those, mostly superior, cards with a higher reliability
