Looking back now, 5 mana is an awful lot to ask of an enchantment that doesnt do anything when it enters the battlefield, but if allowed to sit on the battlefield after a board wipe or a couple turns of play from an Aristocrats strategy (decks that derive value from sacrificing creatures), Black Market can quickly generate game-winning amounts of black mana
In other words, if you kick it, you get a rebate on two of the mana you spend to cast it
If blocking is more important than trading, three Frostburn Weirds makes more sense than the Weird / Phantasmal Bear split
Cast [[Underworld Breach]], taping the other [[Hoarding Broodlord]] and using [[symbol:r]]
These are where budget decks usually fall short, and theyre the cheapest fixes most good ramp cards are under a dollar
Much to their dismay the dragon clearly didn't hide or deceive where no one could see him