Does the deck aim to lock the opponent out of the game by denying them resources
This allows you to make use of the alternative win conditions printed on the three previously mentioned cards, all of which name you the winner if you have no cards left in your library
It has a hefty mana cost at five, but its effect is worth it so long as you can take advantage of it
The deck wants to tap opponents creatures anyway, so adding an additional benefit (and there are fewer benefits better than drawing cards) charges up its power
Both sides of this card are super strong, helping you close out a game with damage, and giving you a consolation prize if all your slivers bite the dust
Korvold also works as an enabler, allowing you to fit many other powerful combos into your deck just because their pieces also naturally synergize well with Korvold