But it puts your opponent in a tight spot next turn: Do they replay the 2-drop and have a mana-efficient turn or hold the 2-drop until they can sequence it with another spell
Psychic and Normal-type Pokmon can both be weak against Fighting Pokmon, so Tyranitar can be the heavy hitter sometimes in this deck
Between its competitive demand from Pauper, general utility in Commander, and its combo potential, Snap has a lot going for it
Use that value as the current pattern rather than relying on an old weekly schedule
I kind of hate this, as it meets a toxic player with more toxicity, but this seems to have been a part of Richard Garfields original plan for the game, so maybe this is worth an occasional consideration
And if you're looking for your first chance to experience it, try Magic Presents: Your Friendly Neighborhood Draft