If a creature enters the battlefield as a copy of or becomes a copy of a creature whose blitz cost was paid, the copy won't have haste, won't be sacrificed, and its controller won't draw a card when it dies
You get a full field of token clonespure value and spectacle in one die roll
You see this strategy crop up in Modern and Historic to some success and is a fun way to play these formats
4 Kaust, Eyes Of The Glade Eyes Are Everywhere The main commander of the Deadly Disguise deck, Kaust, Eyes of the Glade lets you do some interesting shenanigans with your face-down cards
While some people seemed to be underwhelmed by the fact that he copies abilities instead of spells, Im already seeing a lot of excitement from those whove cracked the code and figured out which abilities are just kinda broken when you copy them for all of your creatures
Biggest Omissions: Through the Breach $49.99 Magus of the Moon $24.99 Koth of the Hammer $14.99 Vexing Devil $9.99 Boom $8.99 Simian Spirit Guide $6.99 Greater Gargadon $5.99 Lava Spike $3.99 Lightning Bolt $3.49 Rift Bolt $1.99 Tarfire $0.99 Searing Blaze $0.99 Galvanic Blast $0.75 Much like Goryos Vengeance, Through the Breach is difficult to print and will likely keep getting more expensive