Say you have a fistful of counterspells but your opponent doesnt play anything because the few creatures they played before you had counterspell mana up are good enough to kill you
It wont hit everything, but it covers a good chunk of spells on the stack
In the meantime, theres a bunch of other new cards to browse on the Wizards of the Coast website
In an Amber-focused deck where overwhelming the enemy with cards is a priority, this one is annoying to deal with in a way that other one-drop cards just can't claim
Of course, in terms of stats there are a few more powerful options these days, but in terms of filling out the curve and offering some externalities, Blade Splicer continues to be among the first white three-mana cards that I consider for Cube inclusion
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