This gameplan has the potential to offer huge payoffs, but can also backfire pretty badly if were not taking due precautions
Favor of the Mighty works especially well because Blind-Spot Giant and Borderland Behemoth care about the other giants you control, but they dont specify giant creature. That means that the enchantment counts, letting your Blind-Spots attack more easily and buffing your Behemoths even further
For testing purposes Ive never exploited it, but it has caused some opponents to sacrifice a creature when they would rather take five which is very annoying
This also lets you crack open a booster and cast those spells this turn, but that is a may effect and could draw you some nice card advantage in mana ramping form
Youre chipping away, hoping that the Ponza deck stalls or just doesnt draw anything to interact with what you already have on the battlefield
Inalla, Archmage Ritualist is a fine enough card that was overshadowed by another legend within the deck and for reasons we will get into momentarily