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Rarity : Uncommon Cost : 2U Colour Identity : Blue Usage : Serves as a game-winning combo piece in decks that can draw or mill their entire library

Crashing Footfalls is the core of a cascade deck that uses cards like Violent Outburst and Shardless Agent to cascade into 8 power on turn 3

To this whole load of nonsense, Id add The Ozolith and creatures with +1/+1 counters

This is true even if you somehow no longer control a commander as you finish casting the spell

Two separate draw/discard instances gives you plenty of room to pitch a Dredge card and use its ability, and it provides pressure on the board to boot