You might also have seen it played with The Gitrog Monster , where its used to both tax opponents who want to draw cards and put cards into the graveyard to enable the decks convoluted combo lines
Then you have an impressively cheap flashback cost allowing you to get another 3 in for a still respectable 3 mana
(DFCs) A Magic card does not need to feature the traditional Magic corner cut in order to be tournament-legal, as long as the cards are played in an opaque sleeve
The next five got their names from the Khans of Tarkir wedges, but Ill leave those for another time
For Jund, once per turn, when you sacrifice a dork, you can get, for free, a dork with a lesser cost from your graveyard to the battlefield for free
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