Learning new skills and coming to appreciate some of the game mechanics that are found in newer sets can be a lot of fun, but is also easily overlooked when a player already has that perfect winning deck that has never been beat
With powerful spells and a thirst for power, he isnt going to let off your opponent easily
For example, if you control a creature with a tap ability, you could activate that ability in response to an opponents spell or during combat, even on their turn
That scaling effect makes it excellent in Commander, where it doubles as removal and disruption against graveyard synergies
Im only pointing this card out because its really cheap unconditional removal
Aclazotz, Deepest Betrayal / Temple of the Dead Listed at: $6 Aclazotz, Deepest Betrayal is discarding menace where every opponent must discard a card each time you attack, which is easier to do since this bat god files