Creatures that have strong leave the battlefield effects or dying triggers work well with fighting effects because you dont care if they survive the fight
On top of that, it reads: At the beginning of your next main phase, add an amount of colourless mana equal to that spells mana value." Basically, not only do you get to say no to something, you also get to cast something bigger on your next turn
The only thing I'd want to improve about Limit Break is the mana base
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That doesn't mean my builds are always better than precons - sometimes they just aren't
6 Kefka, Court Mage Players Will Be Dancing Mad When The Clown Enters The Field Discarding can be a major nightmare in Magic: The Gathering, especially when facing something without a lot of drawing power, like a blue deck