I think it was $5 per pack (can you imagine paying that now?)
Some other outlaw payoffs include At Knifepoint to grant your assassins first strike, Back in Town as mass reanimation, and Double Down as a board-widener
You can support it with a fair game, which Hemsley did somewhat, but it can be a proactive fair game, and I think attacking your opponent from multiple angles makes it a lot harder for them to prepare for (are they trying to stop your creatures/Stoneforge or your graveyard?) Another card that I think is way too good not to see play is Dakkon, Shadow Slayer
It also goes back into your library when it goes to the graveyard from anywhere, so you wont miss out on casting it thanks to some random mill player
1 | Lurrus Of The Dream Den While Lurrus of the Dream Den gets to be the face of this final entry, due to its overall infamy, were really talking about the full cycle of Companions here
It's essentially a one-sided black board wipe