Then this will go to the graveyard as a state-based action, causing the creature to be sacrificed
I think the make you work for it angle is very interesting, the flavor is spot on for a set like Murders at Karlov Manor , and overall I think the mechanic gives the MTG designers a lot of room for cool cards
Honorable Mention #1 (#40 Overall) - Slimefoot's Survey Ramp is beloved at the kitchen table, and cards like Explosive Vegetation are still heavily played
The Archivist of Gondor lets you double up on this effect, drawing two cards at the start of the monarchs end step
The main cards I want to point out are the ones that really just feel like a waste of space
You can cast it for its Warp cost of (2)(R) to get an immediate 4-damage Flying and Haste swing and a 1-damage ping to clear small blockers like Deep-Cavern Bat, then let it retreat into exile at the end step