If they cant pay X, or refuse to, they still tap all their lands and empty their mana pool, rendering the rest of their turn awash, more or less
The Sideboard Dredge preys on being able to dominate in Game 1, and win one of the two post-board games
To say that the card Lightning Javelin holds an importance for me would be an understatement
You can sacrifice a monster, and in return look at all your opponents cards, then destroy all monsters with 1500 or more attack power
The good thing about promos is that if youre not a collector and just want to play for the competitive side, you arent going to miss out
Allowing you to play those plains if any opponent develops a high land count is what puts this card on the map