The design space of colorless creatures, and colorless cards in particular, is a dangerous one though
It alone turns the Cat/Oven combo into a machine gun, and its the card youll definitely not want to see in a sacrifice mirror match since it turns your game plan back at you
[264] In an attempt to avoid breaching copyright and Richard Garfield's patent, each starter deck of Havic had printed on the back side, "This is a Parody", and on the bottom of the rule card was printed, " Do not have each player : construct their own library of predetermined number of game components by examining and selecting [the] game components from [a] reservoir of game components or you may infringe on U.S
Mono-White If you really hate losing to control decks, the current version of Mono-White may be right for you
Putting the creature straight into play is what really makes this card powerful, and you might get some value out of sacrificing a creature depending on how you built your deck