Sacrifice after III.) I Target creature you control fights up to one target creature an opponent controls
In fact, if you were to employ this strategy at higher levels of competition, so long as you did a good job drafting, building your deck, and playing the games, you'd have a perfectly fine chance to do well
(Since last year, WotC has stopped printing cards in Portuguese, so Brazil gets cards in English)
In this sense, the card has a lot of upside, earning it a spot on the list
Still Rising Grim Monolith Survival of the Fittest Eureka Lions Eye Diamond Willow Satyr Gaeas Cradle Forcefield Gilded Drake All eight of these cards are still trending up right now
Fires of Mount Doom Like Gollum, I quite enjoy the toasty warmth of the Fires of Mount Doom, but three mana to exile a card for just one turn (and not until the end of your next turn, as all the good exile effects do) and losing two life when you actually play it is an equation that doesnt add up for the general red deck