The deck using it won the Pro Tour does that count
Rout, from Invasion , was among the best from this era, and it cost more than the original, Wrath of God, though it could, admittedly, be played at instant speed for an extra
It draws you cards two different ways: 1) whenever you get attacked by two or more creatures 2) whenever an opponent casts their second spell each turn
Pitiless Plunderer and a sacrifice outlet means you can produce treasure in your opponents end step before you untap
Be careful if theres a Spellskite in playyour opponent can activate it to redirect modular triggers from Ravagers that die, so you should avoid sacrificing any if you can help it
Multicolor decks usually need a combination of good mana bases and a few land search effects to operate properly