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Some payoffs are typical white-blue fare such as drawing cards, but this archetype also uses "tapping matters" to destroy creatures, get +1/+1 counters, and power/toughness boosts, giving this archetype some much-needed aggressive pressure

You can even use it with face-down cards, making this card one of the more versatile blue ramp alternatives

For a low cost of just a single ink, this ruby card allows a character who has taken damage to gain an extra three strength this turn

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It takes very little time to get to the Sneak Attack ultimate, which can drop an Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre or Portal to Phyrexia into play to devastate your opponents

Or, suit him up and watch players scramble for answers