Im not one to swim upstream, and am willing to wait until all of the initial excitement dies down and Lorcana becomes more easily accessible and readily available
It does put you down a card, but it is still an incredibly powerful way to protect whatever you are doing on your own turn, and the ability to hit opponents' commanders and large creatures even while tapped out is notable
If youre just after a case to take out to clubs and tournaments then they make a smaller option, the Bolt, for that very purpose
While black uses some generic discard effects to gain card advantage or punish certain strategies it is all about the targetted discard for disruption
This is an incredibly useful card to use early when there aren't many cards in the player's graveyard, so they can increase the chances they get what they want
That sentiment remains true, however its inclusion in Masters 25 stuck out like a sore thumb