The one downside the card has is its fairly inefficient stat-line, but honestly, given how strong this is, that hardly matters Cursing an opposing creature isnt the most powerful thing in the world, but when you Bargain this does upgrade your board and downgrade your opponents reasonably effectively
They generally fall into two categories: The first is the decks that untap mana rocks that give more mana than it costs to untap them to profit additional mana
Im curious where others land on generic cycling lands vs
While it does also give that opponent another turn after (so not quite a Mindslaver), it can still be enough
Lots of creatures want to be equipped as well
The reason for the jump seems to be Premodern, where some builds of Survival of the Fittest play the two-drop as repeatable removal that can be tutored up when the time is right