It's also a decent alternative to running more tutors if you can't afford the good ones, since more cards drawn means more chances to find the card you were looking for
Tender Wildguide might cost four mana when you pay its offspring cost, but in exchange youre getting a two mana dorks who can get progressively bigger just by tapping
Its also seen play in Modern and Historic, especially in blink decks that aim to recycle its ETB again and again
Kefka, Dancing Mad Kefka, Dancing Mad takes a lot to get to and when you combine it with choice removal like Soul Shatter or Flare of Malice, that random card you get from each opponent's graveyard isn't so random anymore
This creates a constant strategic dilemma: Do I spend my DON
[10] [13] The "T" and "R" in Deckmaster overlap a blue pattern which was initially believed to be a ballpoint pen marking introduced to the logo before the printing [14] [15] , but according to Jesper Myrfors this is not the case, as the Deckmaster logo was created with the same textured process as the blue card border