It's a 3-drop 2/1 and it taps for mana equal to your creature count, including itself, so it always taps for at least one even if it's on a naked board
Due to this strength as both a defensive and potentially offensive threat, Grave Pact is unsurprisingly popular
Besides that, its triggered effect to destroy nonbasic lands is expensive (sucking up four energy counters), and it really doesnt hurt an opponent much
Many cards are time critical in magic and so taking a card away for a few turns over its window of premium utility is nearly as good as getting rid of it
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Additionally, include utility artifacts like Obelisk of the Urd to boost the power of your Cat tokens, allowing them to stay on the battlefield after Brimaz attacks or blocks