That Wizards of the Coast has upheld the list in its current form for over 10 years, and before that for almost another 20, puts a lot of stock in it being something it must keep going
Its basically the reverse version of Steal from The Rich if you remember that card from The First Chapter
Once per turn is limiting but this can still let you start slamming multiple spells per turn which is what you want to be doing
Some pillow fort decks punish opponents for interacting with you , some prevent you from being attacked at all, and some simply generate so much value each turn that any of your opponents attacks or spells are effectively nullified
Where its at its best is on turn one helping you cast a ton of mana rocks, your Tymna, or a Rhystic Study, or slightly later, maybe on turn three, where it helps you double or triple spell some of your most impactful (but more expensive) cards
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