I play Dihada, Binder of Wills, and if this card came down during a game I would have to desperately find a way to sacrifice my creatures
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It doesnt even have a creature or once per turn restriction, so you can go nuts with cards like Tamiyo's Journal and Smothering Tithe to bury your opponents in card advantage
As you might imagine, it was also somewhat popular in different Dredge decks, since it was great at getting cards into the graveyard
Its a brutal way to punish red board wipes, it block profitably, or it just baits opponents into hurting themselves while trying to deal with your flying army
totally unviable for all but the most casual settings