If a card shifts far enough, you can end up with a corner in a spot where there wasn't supposed to be a corner
This is just spitballing of course, I have not tested this list, but it looks decent enough on paper
The upside of a heavily discounted extra turn doesnt quite make up for the potentially wasted card, but this does good work in decks that manipulate coin flips or can copy it several times over to increase the odds of getting at least one turn out of it
Wrap Up Hazoret the Fervent | Illustration by Chase Stone Discard strategies can be very powerful in almost any MTG format, from Standard to EDH
This combination of effects means that all of your counterspells, board wipes, and nuisance cards are more efficient, and makes it all the worse because everyone else has to pay a premium to use their stuff
(Did you know that Slash the RanksSlash the Ranks is the only board wipe that specifically doesn't affect commanders?) Board wipes