Its activated ability, paying 1 life and Blighting 2, forces your opponent to shrink their creatures while you potentially benefit from placing counters on your own
The first was Library of Leng, first printed in Limited Edition Alpha , whose text says, There is no limit to size of your hand. In subsequent reprintings, most notably in Revised Edition , the text was changed to You must skip the discard phase of your turn--as if that was a bad thing
1 Traditional foil uncommon with the showcase Ring treatment (23.3%), a borderless scene common (41.8%) or uncommon (32.6%), or a Nazgl uncommon (2.3%) Here, you can open one of the listed cards in traditional foil (which can include the common and uncommon borderless scene cards found in Prerelease Packs and Bundles)
Even if you dont combo on the spot, the card provides value by creating copies of good ETB creatures
The most obvious of these factors is the synergy of haste with Saproling Burst, which was known to some as "The Fix." That extra turn almost doubled the strength of the Burst and made it hit for the full 20 damage in only two turns, which would normally mean a kill on turn five, or turn four if backed up by a Blastoderm
It can't hit your own dorks and generally the best answers to your things are not on the back of creatures
