However, when it comes to sheer flexibility of use and overall resourcefulness, the longer we thought about it, the more evident it became
Now we get a 2-mana creature that does the same thing AND that grows very fast in a deck like, say, Izzet Affinity
Or my Faldorn, Dread Wolf Herald deck
(You are way behind if, at any point during this turn, an opponent had 10 or more life than you, controlled at least three more creatures than you, or had at least three more cards in hand than you.) To determine if you are way behind, check the game state as it was at any point during the current turn, regardless of whether Knight of Lost Causes was on the battlefield at that time
Were used to one-sided board wipes costing 9 mana and coming with restrictions on what they can hit, like In Garruk's Wake