This also does something else pretty nasty
No one likes getting their spell Force Spiked, and it will be hard to tap out to cast spells into two open blue mana from your opponent
All of the D&D references in Adventures in the Forgotten Realms make for not only an interesting Magic: The Gathering set, but one that feels like its really doing both games justice
You wont always have that 4 mana of course, but when you do you might generate a two-for-one, or at least really make your graveyard-loving opponents life a lot more difficult while getting a card to replace the Conservator Theres enough graveyard hate in this format that you dont need to run something this inefficient and slow A 5-mana 2/5 Flyer with Ward 2 isnt the worst thing ever, and this can really strip the graveyard bare
For about $35 each, you get five unique decks to learn the format with
At the start of your upkeep, you get to investigate for each opponent who has more cards in their hand