If there's a cost associated with having it attack, you're not forced to pay that cost, so it doesn't have to attack in that case either
And after all of it, its still one of my favorite games of all time
Strength is relative to the set it releases with and the competitive cards at the time, but this one is not only a big punch card, but is also very pretty and sought after one, and the combination we believe makes it the best
Tempt with Mayhem The interesting part about Tempt with Mayhem is that you can build your deck around it, and take advantage of your own strong / synergistic spells
If a player is able to fill their graveyard through either self-mill or discarding effects, this can potentially be used to subvert the high mana costs of impactful creatures
It serves as solid interaction when it enters, forces each opponent in a multiplayer format to discard a card with chapter II, then transforms into a big flier that generates card advantage when it attacks