Through a combination of Bridge from Below, Altar of Dementia, and the namesake card, Modern Hogaak created a disgusting Dredge deck that was capable of doing a series of ridiculous things like playing a lethal amount of power or milling your opponent out in the first few turns
Flayer of the Hatebound Flayer of the Hatebound might not be the first card that comes to mind when thinking about the strategy, but if your plan revolves around reanimation or recursion mechanics like escape, it becomes a powerful tool
Cards are almost written in their own language, with particular words and phrases target, destroy, counter carrying special meaning they dont have in Merriam-Webster
None have graded CGC 10 so far
Not only is it a blue card for Drowned Secrets and a repeatable card-draw machine for Psychic Corrosion, but the planeswalker also works a removal spell (since we can tuck and then mill something) and a backup finisher as well
This resulted in early mana ramping, letting players get spells out much more quickly